Sentence examples for retaliating from from inspiring English sources
Brown was assessed a game misconduct with 1 26 left in the game for retaliating from what he described as "a sucker punch" from TYSON NASH.... Before the game, the Rangers announced that they had placed the rookie defenseman DALE PURINTON on injured reserve retroactive to Friday with a rib injury.
We are retaliating from an invisible aggressor that threatened us somewhere else, and projecting our reaction on the next person we talk to.
"He described in granular detail how he was tortured, who did it, and how they retaliated from his previous complaints.
They retaliated from 100 yards with heavy weaponry (a report filed afterwards says 1,200 rounds were expended).
The fact that there's an argument to ban this because this will make girls retaliate from abuse with murder is skipping over the point.
At the time, Afghan officials said that Nato forces had been retaliating for gunfire from the Pakistani side of the volatile border, but Pakistan rejected that claim.
Once you have gotten your targets attention with "STOP!" "Hands in the air!" try directing the intruder by saying "Face away from me!" and "Get on your knees!" Having him face away from you and keeping him on his knees prevents him from retaliating against you, and keeps him from moving anywhere quickly without a good deal of movement.
The guidelines would put rules in place to prevent Apple from facilitating price-fixing among publishers, or from retaliating against publishers that refuse to bend to its terms.
New revisions to the H2-B rules would tighten oversight of bosses to prevent them from skirting wage and hour laws and from retaliating against workers who file complaints.
A22 Justices to Define 'Retaliation' For more than 40 years, federal law has prohibited employers from retaliating against employees who complain about discrimination on the job, but neither Congress nor the Supreme Court has ever defined "retaliation" until now.
Iraqi Shiites refrain from retaliating.
