Sentence examples for terrible penalties from inspiring English sources

And as we've seen with Lavabit, even the most trustworthy operators may face secret orders to silently betray you, with terrible penalties if they speak out.

Dictatorships are ultimately based on terror not necessarily overt repression, but the knowledge that lurks at the back of every citizen's mind that there are lines that cannot be crossed without incurring terrible penalties.

It could be Croatia, shocked back to life by a succession of terrible penalties.

You could face terrible penalties, and it doesn't make you look creative or original either.

France, however, were fortunate to beat Papua New Guinea 9-8 following a terrible penalty miss from David Mead in the closing stages.

To a modern, liberal mind, it is hard to see merit in a religion which threatens those who leave it with some terrible penalty.

Bayern have been haunted by their defeat by Chelsea in last season's final and no one has had to shoulder the blame more than Arjen Robben, who had a terrible penalty saved by Petr Cech in extra-time.

The Dutchman said: "It was a terrible penalty kick.

"The only other occasion in my career I felt like that was when I was in charge of Lincoln and we had a terrible penalty awarded at Birmingham.

O'Connor added the conversion and Parks' second terrible penalty miss of the first half and a knock-on from Xavier Rush just short of the Connacht line in injury-time kept the Irish province 11 ahead at the break.

And we occasionally exact a terrible penalty for stepping outside those rigid parameters.