Sentence examples for grant a second for from inspiring English sources

The argument for a penalty was stronger than it had been at the opening of the evening, yet the referee was reluctant to grant a second for an offence on the same player.

The argument for a penalty was stronger than it had been at the opening of the evening, yet the ref eree was reluctant to grant a second for an offence on the same player.

That is where we must grant a second chance for the prisoner who seeks rehabilitation, and not an endless cycle of incarceration.

One of the lessons Ilana taught us is to not take a second for granted with our children.

The only thing comforting about not knowing this play would be the last of my career, is knowing that I never took a second for granted.

DOJ officials begrudgingly granted a second, more desperate plea from Minor for the brief three-day visit with his dying spouse but reduced the duration to three hours, and included the stipulation that Paul be escorted by prison guards who refused to give the bereaved couple even a moment alone.

As part of the rollout for Neom, the Saudis have just granted official state citizenship — a first for planet Earth — to one such machine, named Sophia Robot.

This month, Judge Joan O. Cooney of State Family Court entered new legal ground when she temporarily granted Janis visiting rights -- a first for a same-sex couple in New York State.

"I think he has lost touch with bench-top research.... Getting a grant is a first priority for faculty.

That is where we must grant a real second chance for the prisoner who seeks rehabilitation and not an endless cycle of incarceration.

Whether being forbidden to wear pants in a courtroom, growing up without seeing "a woman doctor, lawyer, police officer, or bus driver," or hearing that "for a woman to make decisions... would be unpleasant, dominant, masculine," Sixties women took for granted a second-class status that would be unthinkable now.