Sentence examples for foul either from inspiring English sources

Because there was no whistle for a foul either way, Krauser's positioning could have left his team vulnerable to an outnumbered break the other way.

"She definitely could have called a foul either way," Milbrett said of the Swiss referee, Nicole Petignat, who also gave the Americans a favorable call on Briana Scurry's goalkeeping during the penalty-kick shootout against China in the 1999 World Cup final.

Both the game at Wembley and the game at Celtic Park were played in a very competitive manner and were extremely intense but there was certainly nothing untoward, there was not a bad foul in either of the two games.

For such membranes, fouling is either internal (i.e. pore plugging or restriction) or surface (i.e. cake formation).

He wins more challenges than the other two Ballon d'Or finalists (55%, compared to Messi's 53% and Ribery's 46%) and his competitiveness shows as he commits more fouls than either (57 in 2013, next to Ribery's 54 and Messi's 15).

The results showed that organic matter played a major role in fouling, either by itself or by adsorption onto particles, and that softening pretreatment effectively reduced the foulants prior to ultrafiltration.

When lowering the aeration intensity, both the sludge characteristics and fouling either went back to background values or stabilized, respectively indicating a temporary or more permanent effect, with or without time delay.

No suggestion of foul play on either side, and Paterson too receives brief attention from the physio.

The IRB compelled to further examine potential acts of foul play which either potentially or in reality impact on the preservation of player welfare.

Sasquatch is variably described as a primate ranging from 6 to 15 feet (2 to 4.5 metres) tall, standing erect on two feet, often giving off a foul smell, and either moving silently or emitting a high-pitched cry.

"We're working really hard to come up with a quick and fair resolution to this matter," Mr. Weaver said, declining to say whether the bank suspected either foul play or a simple bureaucratic mix-up.