Sentence examples for sort of penalty from inspiring English sources

There should be some sort of penalty for allowing this to happen, but nobody cares less".

Darn, I was looking forward to seeing what sort of penalty Ozil would take... 7.15pm BST Arsenal 2-2 Hull: half-time in extra-time Stay tuned!

When you sign up, you'll need to decide how many days a week you want to go the gym, along with what sort of penalty you will be slapped with if you're too lazy to get there.

As I wrote last week, there are some inappropriate precedents when considering what sort of penalty might be paid by Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, or other potential Republican candidates like Sarah Palin, for entering the presidential race late.

German renters' rights groups have panned the law, pointing out that it places the burden of enforcement on the renters, and lacks any sort of penalty for errant landlords who raise rents in excess of the 10% cap.

Kristin Binns, a spokeswoman for WellPoint, which runs Blue Cross plans in more than a dozen states and has more subscribers than any other company, said, "We are not enforcing any sort of penalty" like United Healthcares, and a spokeswoman for the American Hospital Association said that it knew of no other major insurer that did so.

It should have been some sort of penalties.

Saracens tore through Sale's scrum on Saturday, earning a plethora of penalties, but they were the sort of penalties – and messiness – we can appreciate, born of one side's superiority over another.

Clearly, the sort of penalties imposed by the SEC won't hurt celebrities much.

"To what sort of penalties might we not justly subject people," Porphyry asked, "who are fugitives from their fathers' customs?" Pagan priests, too, were interested in suppressing any threat to traditional religion.

When your band is known as Five for Fighting — the of course sort-of-stiff penalty that players receive for throwing punches at faces instead of pucks at nets — offensive strategy isn't going to be a strong suit.