Sentence examples for always foul from inspiring English sources

"Four or five seconds left, we would always foul," he said.

But foul play is always foul, and there is no sign of discriminating justice in this form of criminal disease.

"I was being fouled, I'm always getting fouled — no one wants to hear that," he said.

Still, the JSA always denied foul play.

Certain genres have always fallen foul of chart compilation etiquette, and as we move forward, there will continue to be anomalies.

But Ginsberg's complaints are another reminder of how difficult it is for a newspaper to cover a competitor, who can always cry foul.

But the idea has always fallen foul of two objections: societies are too poor to afford it, and it would be a disincentive to work.

Joined-up government always falls foul of inter-departmental rivalries, and in the context of larger departments, culture would be marginalised.

This tells us two things: 1) awards ceremonies tailored to accommodate adverts always fall foul of time constraints; and 2) the most exciting thing to happen at the Brits was someone not finishing what they were saying.

The victim's mother, Judy Weaver, always suspected foul play.

"Technical players are punished, and those who always commit fouls aren't.