Sentence examples for great penalties from inspiring English sources

"Normally Wayne can hit great penalties, but that was a bad one, he knows that".

He described Wright's goal as "brilliant" and felt it was "unfortunate" that Seaman missed: "For a goalkeeper, he normally takes great penalties.

Will she find herself facing even more onerous charges carrying even great penalties, such as those levied against individuals found to have resisted arrest?

Goal! Argentina 3-4 UruGreatGreat penalty by Gurgano tucked into the left-hand corner.

From this point of view, learning what's necessary to kick a great penalty shot is a skill that translates.

"You need an elite goalie, mobile defense, three strong centers and two specialists: a great penalty killer and a dominant scorer in shootouts.

In truth it wasn't a great penalty, blasted almost straight down the middle but low enough so that, even though Illgner had dived to his right, he was able to save it with his feet.

It's the great penalty of athletic prowess, this strange reworking of the Dorian Gray effect: you give your all to be a flawless physical specimen, and you deploy your gifts in arenas that make typical workplaces seem humdrum beyond words, and then, one day, your perfection is no use to you anymore.

"But it was a great penalty save by Richard O'Donnell and I'm really pleased for him.

"It's something I practise a lot with England with him, and he's a great penalty-taker.

The same player doubled the visitors' lead with a clever lob but was denied a hat-trick when Claire Johnstone made a great penalty save.