Sentence examples for persistent infringements from inspiring English sources

Murray had a try ruled out for blocking from O'Connell and despite having scrum-half Lacrampe sin-binned for persistent infringements, Castres' try-line remained intact.

When asked if the persistent infringements stalled momentum, Cotter replied: "You have to say that.

The momentum was firmly with Leicester and Ospreys' task was made harder when they had loose-head Ryan Bevington yellow carded for persistent infringements.

Italy were reduced to 14 women in the second half as fly-half Beatrice Rigoni was sent to the sin-bin for persistent infringements at the breakdown.

They were in contention for much of the game against London Scottish but went behind when referee Darren Gamage awarded a penalty try after persistent infringements by the Jersey pack at the scrum.

He said: "One was for persistent infringement and the other was for dangerous play at the line-out".

Long then turned architect to create a Paul Wellens score and, with Craig Huby sin-binned for persistent infringement, Saints crossed again through Maurie Fa'asavalu.

Soon afterwards when Read – with his team on a warning from the referee Craig Joubert for persistent infringement – went very marginally in at the side of a ruck, an English tackler made sure Joubert blew up and sent Read to the sin-bin.

Wire were then reduced to 12 men after Chris Hill's sinbinning for persistent infringement, the last in a succession of penalties conceded by the home side.

On the hour Weepu added another three points from bang in front after scrum-half Nicolas Vergallo was sin-binned for persistent infringement to extend the lead past a converted try.

It was a try that deserved to win the match and it proved decisive when Brown's dummy and dart for his second score, and Rob Evans' yellow card for persistent infringement, left the away side with some late pressure to withstand.