Sentence examples for bit of a foul from inspiring English sources
Others have had similar initial reactions to the fast-talking Harrell, who admits he can be abrasive and, at times, have a bit of a foul mouth.
"While Jessie responded 'I love you' back, we then discovered that she had a bit of a foul mouth and kept swearing, much to our amusement".
This was seen as a bit of a party foul at the time, an unwelcome intrusion of realism in a space where the primary concern was political pragmatism.
5.39pm BST 39 mins: Harrison Afful goes into the book for bringing Ronaldo down from behind, although it was a bit of a slow-motion foul, without any violence.
The Aberdeen defence are still looking uncomfortable but are handed a bit of a respite as a foul is given as goalkeeper Scott Brown goes up to challenge for a free-kick lofted into the penalty box.
The Mets, meanwhile, had a bit of fun with a foul ball by Milwaukee's Norichika Aoki.
Falling foul of Russian officials is a bit of a family tradition.
Of a foul ball, "He'll foul that one".
D'Antoni said the game seemed to spin away from the Knicks in the third quarter, when they committed 11 fouls and, as he said, fell into "a little bit of a funk".
"But for a team like us, who who have committed virtually the fewest fouls in Europe, to have the disciplinary record we have is a bit of a joke".
