Sentence examples for penalty exchange from inspiring English sources

After an early penalty exchange, Noah Cato's try, converted by Phil Godman, gave the Falcons a 10-3 advanage.

With 10 points to make up at the break after losing the first-half penalty exchange two to one, the Chiefs needed a strong start to the second period - and they got it when Steenson landed an early penalty after the visitors were pulled up for not releasing.

The two players, who were sent to the dressing rooms with 32.7 seconds left in the second period with unsportsmanlike-conduct penalties, exchanged words from opposite ends of the corridor that separates the locker rooms.

Mr. Gerber said that some entrepreneurs might prefer to absorb the mandate penalty in exchange for cheaper, if less extensive, coverage.

He was given a life sentence, rather than the death penalty, in exchange for testifying against Mr. Danziger, who maintained during his trial that Mr. Ochoa and police detectives were lying.

He brushed off President Clinton's proposal, driven by the new surplus estimates, that he would accept a Republican proposal to cut the marriage tax penalty in exchange for the inclusion of a prescription drug benefit in Medicare.

Instead, some will prefer to incur the tax penalty in exchange for accessing its lower premiums — as well as a destination that could be decidedly less noisy.

Henderson avoided the death penalty in exchange for his guilty plea, and McKinney at the behest of Shepard's parents upon his conviction.

Chunghwa, which blew the whistle, escaped a fine while others were given reductions in their penalties in exchange for co-operation.

As the game went on, Messi gradually drifted more regularly into a central position, and it was from there that he scored; dribbling into the penalty area, exchanging passes with Ivan Rakitic and reacting quickest to a deflection to stab home.

The agency said the financial penalty against the exchange and its affiliate, C2 Options Exchange, was the first action related to an exchange's responsibility to self-police its market.