Sentence examples for a particularly foul from inspiring English sources
pack is in a particularly foul mood.
Last year Damir Dokic defied the no-smoking rules at courtside by puffing away on a pipe, creating a "particularly foul" smell according to one spectator nearby.
There is always an edge, and even though Gloucester are having a season to forget, they still got to within two points of Bath at the Rec on a particularly foul Friday in October.
Yes, fraud it was in Philadelphia, but the sheer, competent effrontery of it reminded me of the occasion in my days in the RAF when we had been served a particularly foul dinner.
Twice she had to go to the authorities: once when an aggrieved Arsène Wenger fan threatened to come to her house and "cut" her, among other "unmentionable" things; and a second time when she found a particularly foul tweet had been sent by a young referee who was still at school.
(Before proceeding, it should be noted that this survey does not touch on the related subject of smells inside subway cars, which tend to be much more ephemeral and easy to pinpoint. A rider recently wrote of tracing a particularly foul odor to the man seated next to her, who smelled "like he just got back from a weeklong deep-sea fishing trip").
The United fans are singing a particularly foul-mouthed song at the moment.
Derby's players could have taken a lesson in commitment from their first-team coach Billy McEwan, who grabbed Norwich's Craig Fleming by the throat after a particularly nasty foul on Paul Boertien.
WASHINGTON — Imagine a world where it would be O.K. to use particularly foul language in an e-mail sent from your smartphone, but where you would be fined if you uttered the same words during a phone call.
6.19pm BST 57 mins: And there we have the first yellow, after a particularly cynical foul by Moreno on Mbia, who did a few lollipops and seemed to have the beating of the Mexican defender.
One I heard of was particularly foul: someone pretending to be a young girl called one of the bereaved families.
