Sentence examples for by foul from inspiring English sources

By foul means, not fair.

It passes through rough country routinely beset by foul weather.

A Seton Hall rally was foiled by foul trouble.

Retired catchers have the same fingers, battered by foul tips and long swings.

Pierce has looked ordinary, averaging 19.5 points, and Garnett has been blunted by foul trouble.

They have a four-on-three, which is foiled by foul means.

Bosh had 12 points in 21 minutes, his night marred by foul trouble.

The target was just about met though by foul means as well as fair.

Saddled by foul trouble, he scored 9 points in 18 minutes.

Georgetown got 17 points from Roy Hibbert, who was limited by foul trouble.

Plagued by foul trouble throughout, he played only 14 minutes and had four rebounds.