Sentence examples for bit of penalty from inspiring English sources

There was no question this time that Stokes' header deflected off Hamill's arm after a bit of penalty box wrestling, but Hearts will argue it is was certainly not a deliberate movement towards the ball and debatable whether the effort was a threat to the goal.

"The penalties for having too much inventory are greater than the penalties for being a little bit short," he said.

Valladares comes out to put him off and after a bit of penalty-area pinball, Honduras clear the danger.

"You're going to pay a little bit of a penalty in fuel economy, but ultimately the savings are going to make up for that fuel-economy hit," Mr. Gutierrez said.

12.57pm GMT Sweden 0-2 USA, 9 12, 1st period Wester takes down Knight, then Sweden kill off a bit of the tripping penalty before Jenni Asserholt, clearly frustrated, gets done for roughing.

Speaking to The Times ahead of sentencing, he said: "Going to jail is a fairly small bit of the total penalty.

Scarlets head coach Simon Easterby: "We competed against a really good Quins team and for large parts we were better than them, but in the second half they kept coming back at us and we eventually gave away a bit of a soft penalty for them to get ahead.

Well, actually Prince is currently vacationing at a spa in Hawaii, which he can afford because he is no longer paying bills and isn't accruing one bit of interest or penalties while he waits for his case to make the court calendar.

As Webber writes, if there is a really flagrant bit of reckless driving, a penalty might be called for.

It is now one win in nine games for Liverpool but Benitez insists his side are "playing better" and just need a bit of "luck", although the penalty that a flying David Ngog won against Birmingham might be construed by many as a turn of fortune.

If that was an odd sight to English eyes, the game opened in familiar fashion: a bit of kick tennis and a penalty either way.