Sentence examples for end punish from inspiring English sources

The sport's cult hero is Steve Prefontaine, an athlete who was famous for saying things like, "I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace and then, at the end, punish himself even more".

But I cried when I heard the Crocodile Hunter died, it made me sad that a person who devoted his life to spreading a good message about dangerous animals was in the end punished for getting too close.

US President George promptly "pardoned" Libya, ended punishing sanctions, and allowed US oil firms to return to Libya.

Correspondingly, since the 1990s many just-war theorists have argued that the need to end and punish such abuses constitutes a just cause for the use of military force and that the intention to do so well expresses the just-war aim of responding to serious injustice and reestablishing peace.

For example, I went to a prison in Arizona -- 'Tent City' -- where inmates are detained in tiny stone isolation cages ('The Hole') for weeks and weeks on end to punish them for drug use.

We ought to pursue the truth, serve just ends, and punish wrongdoers, but we shouldn't be up at night, hoping for wrong to be done, just because it will facilitate the electoral outcomes we prefer.

It will almost certainly seek normalization of relations, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the Korean Peninsula, and an end to U.S.-South Korean military exercises, as well as economic aid and the end to punishing sanctions that have crippled the economy.

The more immediate goal was to "destroy" the E.U., in order to end the punishing economic sanctions that the E.U. and the U.S. had imposed on Russia after its 2014 political and military interference in Ukraine.

In the end, is that what ended up punishing her?

Budget cuts shouldn't end up punishing those people already badly hit by the recession.

Opponents say they end up punishing the poor by causing layoffs of some low-paid workers.