Sentence examples similar to provoking a fine from inspiring English sources
In the end I shut my eyes and the vivid music provoked a fine DVD version in the head.
He has insisted that Italy will be more assertive in fighting its corner in the EU, provoking a series of rows over issues like fines on Italian farmers and the siting of a European food agency.
It also reflected the fine line that the Muslim Brotherhood is walking as it tries to hold together its most ardent Islamist supporters in the streets without provoking a backlash at home or internationally.
He certainly succeeded in provoking a debate.
The crackdown is provoking a violent backlash.
The first 200 pages of this book are thought-provoking; a fine account of evil beliefs and (at least on the part of the authorities) evil actions.
Be careful when provoking an entity.
But his punishment, life in prison and a $300,000 fine, has provoked a firestorm in the media and among Chinese who have accused the government of imposing a draconian sentence on a man trying to make ends meet in these inflationary days.
She is a fine-boned, wide-cheeked young actress with huge, intent blue eyes, and her appearance in a movie provokes a blink of delayed recognition.
And the next time a Pam has a bad day and provokes a stern but justifiable rebuke from a passenger, what's to stop Pam from resorting to those new fines and other sanctions?
