Sentence examples for lasting offense from inspiring English sources

Flouting the rules is, for them, not only morally wrong but a lasting offense to good citizens everywhere: If guilty, offenders should pay, whether they're rich or poor, malingerers or masters of the universe -- like the financial figures central to the economic collapse of 2008.

The last offense landed him in Waldau in 1895.

"You've committed your last offense," Bill Harmon, a state district judge in Texas, told the 38-year-old Caminiti, a former third baseman and first baseman.

That last offense, involving federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel, became a flashpoint between Trump and Ryan when the speaker described the GOP nominee's positions as "sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment".

These last offenses sometimes are created by local ordinance or by regulatory statute, and the requirement of trial by jury does not apply.

These are the last offenses of the angry opponent who sees a chance for a fight deflating, the last ditch efforts to rile you into returning to the fight.

The Jets' identity crisis dogged them all season, beginning with their misguided attempt to expand their offense and lasting all the way through Mark Sanchez's 67 dropbacks in a Week 16 loss to the Giants.

His first season in Carolina saw the Panthers go from the last-ranked offense in the NFL to a top-10 unit in both yards and points.

Their offense, last seen searching for its identity, moved efficiently throughout.

San Francisco is in first place, but that will not last with its offense sputtering and Mike Singletary sizing straitjackets.

Burns used three forwards and one defenseman during the four-on-four situation with the hope of scrounging some last-minute offense.