Sentence examples for time inflicted from inspiring English sources

Such punishments were at one time inflicted in England, but they were rendered impossible by the declaration of rights, adopted by parliament on the successful termination of the revolution of 1688, and subsequently confirmed in the bill of rights.

Steven Naismith's header in first-half injury time inflicted Jose Mourinho's first domestic defeat since returning to Chelsea - but this was a win of huge significance for Martinez.

OMS instructed that the CIA could, for shorter periods of time, inflict "more stressful shackled positions", through shackling someone's arms "above the head (elbows not locked) for roughly two hours without great concern".

St Mirren ended their own four-game winless league run while at the same time inflicting United's first defeat in seven games.

He did from time to time inflict serious injuries on his opponents: Reg Sinfield of Gloucestershire, Patsy Hendren of Middlesex, and H.B. Cameron of South Africa were all carried unconscious from the field after being hit by high-speed deliveries.

It is because Marclay does know of the pain time inflicts that he wishers to make light of such agony, so to accustom his audience... no... so to facilitate his audience with a surer and more rounded passage into the eternal manifold that Time has habituated for them.

Autor, of M.I.T., has conducted an extensive analysis of job markets demonstrating how advances in technology and trade at times inflict substantial harm on displaced workers.

Whether because they were piqued or just because they could, Hungary hit back five times, inflicting a 10-1 defeathatat remains the heaviest in World Cup history.

Parents, in a wrenching exaggeration of the conflicts of normal parental roles, must at times inflict the pain and discomfort of medical procedures on the very same children they must also comfort and calm.

"The Gulf of Mexico blowout was stopped in 87 days, during which time it inflicted damage worth at least $40bn.

"But we didn't have enough information about his mind-set at the time he inflicted the injuries to meet the very high burden of depraved indifference that the law requires".