Sentence examples for day to foil from inspiring English sources

And Devlin himself directs an episode that attempts to outdo 24, giving the gang considerably less than a day to foil a terrorist attack on Washington DC.

The building of the bonfire will be take place from 08 00 BST on Jubilee day, to foil any would be arsonists.

Helen Darling, Penn State's star point guard who made the winning basket and had 22 points and 11 rebounds to boost the Lions into the Round of 8 with a 66-65 victoverover Iowa State on Saturday hopes to foil that quest and get her coach, Rene Portland, back to her hometown.

"We opened 57 free public restaurants in Raqqa city, which provide three meals a day for any resident to foil any claim by a looter that he had to steal in order to feed his children.

Most of all, though, it was a protest against the way in which the previous Friday, Brotherhood activists had tried to foil a secularist demonstration against President Mohamed Morsi's policies.

Long before Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany waved a new, encrypted cellphone at reporters on Thursday in Brussels — a way to foil the N.S.A., the German leader suggested, although maybe it arrived in her hand a little late — President Obama got an early primer on how vulnerable national leaders are to espionage of all sorts.

Thirteen militant groups in Gaza vowed Thursday to step up attacks on Israeli targets to foil peace negotiations.

To foil the brunchoisie, tiny Tartine offers Monday brunches, when you can hear yourself chew.

The largest pilots' union will propose on Tuesday that cockpit crews be permitted to carry handguns to foil hijackers.

The opposition conspired to foil the plans.

He has to foil an assassination plot.