Sentence examples for egregious foul from inspiring English sources

(In 2011, he flattened Victor Ortiz, but that knockout deserves an asterisk: Mayweather surprised Ortiz with a one-two combination while Ortiz was apologizing for an egregious foul).

New England Patriots safety Brandon Meriweather, who committed the most egregious foul when he launched himself into Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap as Heap tried to make a catch, was fined $50,000.

This egregious foul might have swayed rooting interests among neutral viewers getting a first look at a team from California's Central Valley that has lobbied all season for national notice.

England sometimes develops the urge to make an egregious foul in plain view of the ref. And look at how the United States tied Italy in 2006 in Germany and almost did the same thing in 1990 — in Italy.

Not quite the quick draw of the red card for an egregious foul right in the face of goalkeeper Chancellor Merkel.

Ideas mattered, and many of the most egregious foul-ups of the era stemmed from abstract theories mindlessly applied to the real world.

"It didn't get out of hand, there were no yellow cards, no egregious fouls," White said.

This season, referees have two options: a two-minute minor or a rare match penalty, reserved for the most egregious fouls.

Page B13 N.H.L. REVISES PENALTIES Revisions to the N.H.L.'s Rule 48, which applies to hits to the head, gives referees two options: a two-minute minor or a rare match penalty, reserved for the most egregious fouls.

Nick Miller The French team should receive plenty of credit for firstly not reacting to such egregious fouling, but also for managing to play some very nice football along with it.

We also need to blow the whistle on such egregious fouls calculated to undermine the political process and magnify the ugliest prejudices that our nation has done so much to overcome.