Sentence examples for penalty very from inspiring English sources

Rich white people don't get the death penalty very often".

The Nuggets' general manager, Kiki Vandeweghe, called the penalty "very severe".

Democrats from rural Texas, in particular, tend to be fiscally conservative, supportive of the death penalty, very tough on crime and suspicious of environmental regulation.

During the debates, when he warns against threatening Iran, or calls the war on drugs "a total failure," or observes that "rich white people don't get the death penalty very often," he seems like a man competing in an entirely separate contest, and perhaps he is.

Its strikers probably don't.PS To be fair, this time England are approaching possible penalties very methodically, even enlisting the help of statisticians.PPS The following anecdote is entirely extraneous to the topic at hand but it cries out for a mention.

The United boss added: "I know what he can [do] and of course I saw him the World Cup because he stopped our penalties very well…He had a fantastic World Cup, although that is something I have put to the back of my mind!

Consequently, the regulated firm prefers moderate penalties to very limited penalties.

The death penalty's very serious business, Leo.

"The death penalty is very serious business," he said.

He added: "He was confident, assured and controlled his penalty box very well".

His spokesman, Dan Bartlett, said: "Governor Bush takes every death penalty case very seriously.