Sentence examples for penalty consigned from inspiring English sources

A late Ian Keatley penalty consigned Edinburgh to a third straight Pro12 defeat at home to Munster.

Peterborough United closed the gap on League Two leaders Leyton Orient as Grant McCann's penalty consigned Rotherham to a first league defeat.

A Billy Kee brace and Seamus Conneely's late penalty consigned the hosts to another season in the English Football League's bottom tier.

It is not going to happen overnight but we are determined that we will see the day when the death penalty is consigned to history".

Hamilton Academical ended their three-year absence from Scotland's top flight after a dramatic penalty shootout that consigned Hibernian to relegation.

It's been a miserable return to the EFL for the Silkmen, who were winning 2-1 gointoinjurynjury time of the first game of the season, only for Swindon to score two penalties to consign them to a 3-2 defeat.

"This is a hopeful indication that it's only a matter of time before this cruel punishment is consigned to history, where it belongs". Have any countries reinstated the death penalty?

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's penalty, after he was fouled, consigned Arsenal to their heaviest European defeat.

Five penalties from fly-half Camille Lopez consigned Scotland to defeat in their opening Six Nations match for the ninth consecutive year.

But Walters's goal from the penalty spot, after a foul on Peter Crouch, consigned the Trotters to the drop.

There were several themes that emerged from Restoration speakers that may be an indication of where the conservative moment is headed: First, they are very, very angry at Chris Christie and more than one speaker consigned him to a sort of conservative penalty box for his Obama/Hurricane Sandy photo-op while others were weirded out by Christie's odd, weepy, Springsteen fetish.