Sentence examples for foul race from inspiring English sources

"There are aspects of Churchill that make him sound like a chap who has had a few too many at a golf club bar," he writes of a statesman who, as late as 1945, could tell his private secretary that the Hindus were a foul race "protected by their mere pullulation [rapid breeding] from the doom that is their due".

In weather so foul the race had to be curtailed, the German Gerald Ciolek won in a sprint finish, beating superstar sprinters Peter Sagan and Fabian Cancellara in the process.

Top jockey Richard Hughes and apprentice Kieren Fox are the first to fall foul of racing's strict new rules on jockeys' use of their whips.

I probably wouldn't claim foul in any other race".

First, Cayard tried unsuccessfully to coerce Prada into a prestart foul and hailed the race committee to protest the Italians -- but the umpires waved the green checkered flag.

It was agreed that should such a foul occur during the race, a restart above the bridge would take place, with a new finishing line near Kew.

The Italians would need to cross clear ahead; if the Kiwi helmsman Russell Coutts altered course in even the slightest manner, Luna Rossa would draw a potentially race-losing foul.

It is: When a foul is claimed in a race why can't the spectators always be told the name of the horse against whom the protest is made?

A Republican-run election board in a northern Ohio county sent out voting instructions to several precincts with the wrong date for Election Day and an incorrect description of the polling place location, leading state Democrats to suggest foul play in a presidential race that could be decided in a handful of states like Ohio by tiny margins.

Merle Oberon's Indian background was suppressed in order to prevent her onscreen romantic partnerships falling foul of social antagonism to mixed race relationships.

One foul move could cost you the race.