Sentence examples for get some retribution from inspiring English sources

"We just got emotionally involved in trying to get some retribution in some sort of way.

Herzberg's daughter has lawyered up, according to Reuters, hoping to get some retribution for her death.

9. Auction Block "Typically when you see slaves in a sketch, you think it's going to be some kind of wish fulfillment, and the slaves are somehow going to get some kind of retribution on the owners.

The majority go for deadpan cool, others like Will Greenwood cannot resist the chance, in time-honoured rugby tradition, to get their retribution in first.

One of the few ex-political mistresses I can think of who actually did get lasting retribution was Anna Bradley, the mistress of Senator Arthur Brown of Utah, who in 1906 discovered that Brown was sleeping with an actress and shot him to death.

The UK plaintiffs, whose own claim covers between summer 2011 and spring 2012, may be looking to get financial retribution in this case — as you can see in one of the documents released, the amount of damages is still "unspecified" — but just as equally, they appear also to be looking for a wider change of Google's practices.

"We have got some big issues here, and we need all hands on deck," said Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, who had pushed to keep the retribution against his home-state colleague to a minimum.

"They had plenty of chances to get retribution.

So we don't get retribution, deterrence or rehabilitation but, instead, inducements to pursue capital cases.

I was about to get my karmic retribution.

His Army friends certainly harbored anger at the North Vietnamese -- "many re-upped just to go back and get retribution," he said -- but he remembers sharing "a grudging admiration for them -- they were so indomitable in coming down the Ho Chi Minh Trail to attack us".