Sentence examples for foul facts from inspiring English sources

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England: All the Foul Facts (from the Foul Football Collection) by Michael Coleman (Scholastic, £4.99) Well-told football anecdotes, plus lots of facts and jokes for the dedicated footie anorak.

After the foul fact, it is downright abominable, given Mourning's volatile nature and the negligible quality of Riley's other subs.

Now editorialising comes as standard, with everyone showily concerned - "Oh, foul, dry facts!

When voters cry foul at fact-checking, it's a weird time indeed.

The idea that people may have voted in more than one state, or votes were cast by the dead or non-citizens, have fallen foul of the facts.

The picture may shout foul, but the facts are just as transparent.

Our city is much too precious to allow a rogue developer from crying foul, mischaracterize the facts and misinterpret the process for which our government adheres.

The foul language, in fact, were the words "bollocks" and "bullshit".

Griffiths's play falls foul of that fact – and reminds us why it's important to know the difference.

Instead of engaging in a real debate about how to address the challenges we face, Republicans have turned to obstruction, no matter the issue, and then cry foul after the fact.