Sentence examples for foul its from inspiring English sources

"A wise bird does not foul its own nest," came the droll reply.

"Even a pig does not foul its own sty," he said.After six years in the job he was made a functionary in Ukraine.

It tastes exactly how it looks, too, which is somewhere along the spectrum between awful and so vibrantly foul its flavour makes your entire tract, from top to bottom, twitch like a petrified whippet.

The Romney campaign cried foul: its campaign manager, Beth Myers, blasted Mr. McCain and Mr. Huckabee, saying in a statement that "this is what Senator McCain's inside Washington ways look like: he cut a back-room deal with the tax-and-spend candidate he thought could best stop Gov. Romney's campaign of conservative change".

Blood clots can foul its turbine, so patients have to take a cocktail of blood thinners that weren't necessary with the earlier pump model.

"It's an ill bird that fouls its nest.

Dirty diesel from a diamond-mining town fouled its engine, and the second car broke down.

'It's an ill bird," runs the adage, "that fouls its own nest".

But untreated sewage, agricultural runoff and industrial waste have fouled its waters for decades, and hydroelectric projects and dams threaten to choke off its waters in spots.

In recent years, dozens of multinationals have been accused of using Chinese factories that employed child labor, violated the country's labor laws and fouled its waterways.

The Bush administration fouled its own legal nest through torture, but there is admissible evidence in most cases, and civilian courts have ample experience and tested procedures in prosecuting terrorists.