Sentence examples for most punishment from inspiring English sources

Rashid endured most punishment, disappearing at seven an over, a warning to England that he does not yet have the wherewithal to bowl in an Ashes Test series.

But add in inexplicable monetary policy that hews a little too closely to political whim, and a whiff — even if no evidence — of corruption, and it's no wonder Brazil's real is taking the most punishment.

So the evening appeared to mete out the most punishment to Mr. Gingrich, as Mr. Santorum's aides argued Tuesday's results proved that their candidate, not Mr. Gingrich, was the true conservative alternative to Mr. Romney.

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This "ring shank" stops halfway up to leave the middle of the nail, which endures the most punishment during an earthquake, at its maximum thickness and strength.

Victoria declared at 8/560, Test bowlers Lindwall and Ernie Toshack taking the most punishment with figures of 1/100 and 0/133 from 18 and 21 overs respectively, as Victoria went on to win by an innings and 114 runs.

Sands's role in "Hunger" is to be a tormented prisoner in extremis_,_ his pale body a landscape upon which the most awful punishment and self-punishment is enacted.

Life without parole should replace the death penalty as the most severe punishment in America.

"We will make sure the guilty – within the framework of the law – are punished and given the most heavy punishment possible," said Orhan Cagri Bekar, a lawyer and head of the 15 July Association, which represents victims of the coup.

The most feared punishment was prison.

-Who suffered the most severe punishment?