Sentence examples for penalty force from inspiring English sources

Regardless of whether punishing John Rocker for his offensive remarks runs counter to the spirit of the First Amendment, as Alan M. Dershowitz argues in "Baseball's Speech Police" (Op-Ed, Feb. 2), I can think of a far more suitable penalty: Force Rocker to ride the New York subway for a week.

Mike Barr was punting for the Scarlet Knights, but a Rutgers penalty forced him to punt again.

Stewart led a race-high 163 laps, but a pit-road penalty forced his team to change its strategy.

But only the N.C.A.A. can impose the so-called death penalty, forcing Penn State to shut down its football program for a period of time.

And on the Jets' first possession, a penalty forced Matt Turk to punt again after he had nailed the Bears on their 12-yard line.

But a false start and a delay-of-game penalty forced the Wildcats to settle for a 29-yard field goal by Joe Rheem.

After a holding penalty forced a third-and-11 from the Razorbacks' 19, Mallett was intercepted deep over the middle by Alabama free safety Robert Lester, who returned the ball to the Arkansas 12.

One fall day, Paul Simon, the former U.S. senator who was one of the commission's chairs and is a longtime foe of the death penalty, forced us to vote on whether Illinois should have a death penalty at all.

Jeremy Shockey negated a first-down catch on third down in Packers territory by punching the ball to the turf, grounds for a delay-of-game penalty, forcing the Giants to settle for a field goal.

A late Bill Meakes try for the hosts, after a controversial penalty, forced the extra 20 minutes.

In extra-time, Suso drilled home for the Reds but Patrick Bamford's last-minute penalty forced a shootout.