Sentence examples for penalty feeling from inspiring English sources

Equatorial Guinea were angered by the post-match focus on the penalty, feeling that the achievement of the tournament outsiders should have been celebrated instead.

Burkina Faso, taken through the hard labor of 30 minutes extra time, forced to go through the penalty lottery, feeling that it was playing against the referee as well as highly fancied opponents, reached out and achieved history.

But Coughlin also said that he felt Manning, who was whistled for three intentional-grounding penalties, was feeling the pressure to resurrect a winless team single-handedly.

Upset when he later learned that he should have been offered the chance to pay a £50 penalty fare, and feeling harshly treated, he asked TfL to justify the £250 settlement offer.

When Vermaelen missed his penalty there was a feeling of disbelief.

"We all worked hard and to lose on penalties is a horrible feeling for everyone.

David Fowkes, the association's secretary, thinks there is just "a social acceptance that everybody swears these days".In this section Those lucky target voters Votes in the bag Recusants' revenge Gentleman in waiting Not feeling so good Penalty kicks Uppers and downers Chinese takeaway Why the system favours Labour ReprintsLanguage barriers can cause referees to lose control.

Costly mistakes and penalties that leave a team feeling it beat itself.

In the Ducic case, the jury became preoccupied with the nature of snitches, liars and the death penalty and the place of feelings in jury deliberations.

"I had a funny feeling about the penalties and I was thinking about them this afternoon.

Their feelings about the death penalty would clearly have a powerful influence on public opinion, but Morgenthau wasn't about to say so.