Sentence examples for foul both from inspiring English sources

More vocal opponents of the scheme cried foul, both because the proposal was kept confidential and because it contained new prescriptions not previously mentioned publicly by the government.Malcolm Turnbull, the communications minister, tried to provide clarity though he had earlier been kept out of National Security Committee discussions on the policy.

Moreover, they were depicted as more fair than foul both in Holinshed's account and in that of contemporary playgoer Simon Forman.

Pollution is a serious problem across China, where breakneck industrial development has fouled both air and water to sometimes extraordinary degrees.

He didn't guard Dirk much this season, but when he did, Nowitzki shot just 6-14 from the floor and drew just two fouls, both of which were in transition.

Poor Dr Kelly fell foul of both of them... "We went to war, and we won.

The officials called a technical foul on both Knight and Branwell.

Haslem delivered a flagrant foul with both arms to the head of the Pacers reserve forward Tyler Hansbrough with 9 minutes 26 seconds remaining in the second quarter.

Perkins pushed Boston's Jae Crowder to the floor, provoking a confrontation that led officials to call a technical foul on both players.

He then insisted on taking his foul shots — both of which he made, in spite of precarious balance, tying the game — before limping to the locker room, acquiescing to surgery, and vowing to rehab more quickly than anyone believed possible.

Ultimately he fell foul of both the Royalists and their opponents; he was imprisoned in 1657 during the Commonwealth for refusing to renounce allegiance to the Stuarts and again in 1661 for incautious criticisms of the government of Charles II.

Gray backed into the area and drew the foul from both centre-backs and Pritchard struck the penalty down the middle.