Sentence examples for foul means from inspiring English sources
They have a four-on-three, which is foiled by foul means.
The target was just about met though by foul means as well as fair.
During Liberia's civil war, those who survived did so by both fair and foul means.
Some defenders, particularly in Serie A, would try to stop him by foul means or fouler.
The change on Smith's foul means little, other than to acknowledge that the referees made a mistake.
The "hustler" basketball court where he learned to play — a hard foul meant a punch in the face — had been replaced with a shiny new jungle gym.
And it is time for every American of good will to hold the Republican Party accountable for its role in tolerating, shielding and encouraging foul, mean-spirited and bigoted behavior in its ranks and among its strongest supporters.
While many admired its beauty, culture, refinement, and famed joie de vivre, others thought of it as a dilapidated country populated by foul-smelling, mean-spirited anti-Americans driven by a keen desire to part tourists from their money.
For soccer referees, deciding whether to call a foul often means making a quick judgment about a fast-moving, dynamic event.
Finishing too far from the foul line means you'll have to move closer to it when you start in the stance.
