Sentence examples for like penalties from inspiring English sources

It's looking like penalties here.

"I did, but I didn't like penalties," he said.

I actually like penalties — I've sat through too many games where they'd still be playing next Tuesday if you left them to it.

Experts like Steven Gortmaker, a Harvard public health professor, said obesity would decline only with new policies, like penalties and incentives to promote healthier foods and exercise.

If our players give everything but get knocked out for some bizarre reason like penalties or a referee decision, we will understand and accept that.

The problems began early, with ill-tempered cross-checking (hitting a player with the shaft of your stick while grasping it with two hands) and roughing (pretty much what it sounds like) penalties.

My mom really doesn't like penalty kicks.

"It was a good open game and no one likes penalties but I'm glad we got ourselves home in the end," Guernsey boss Will Woodford told BBC Radio Jersey.

"A few examples: His proposed 35percenttariff-likeke penalties would instigate a trade war that would raise prices for consumers, kill export jobs and lead entrepreneurs and businesses to flee America.

E. While not a fraud statute, health care executives should be aware of the provisions and fraud-like penalties of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA), 42 U.S. C

Romney told the crowd that Trump's domestic policies would lead to a recession, using examples like the billionaire's 35percenttariff-likeike penalties," which he said would cause a trade war and raise prices for consumers, kill export jobs, and cause businesses to leave the country.