Sentence examples for foul red from inspiring English sources

But he doesn't, or we bolt before he can, to spend three penniless days with the clochards on the banks of the Seine, eating baguettes and drinking foul red wine by the litre.

There were other things: the dark-skinned man who swabbed the floors of the house was a Christian; the jovial, foul-mouthed, red-haired old woman who visited my grandmother every few months was rumored to be an Ahmadi.

Rather than award the foul and a red card however, Ricardo Salazar waved play on - though a minute later he did have his red card out as he sent DC assistant Pat Onstad off from the bench as he disputed the missed call.

The professional foul became a red card offence in 1990 and in 1998, the tackle from behind was outlawed.

The match Sunday devolved into a nasty affair, with 78 fouls and 3 red cards, including the ejection of Vasco Coach ANTONIO LOPES.

Mistakes over whether a player was offside or not; whether he was in the penalty area or not when he was fouled; whether a red or a yellow card (or as the Japanese TV commentators say, 'yellow cardo') should have been given: these are all our daily bread.

A diagnosis was confirmed if anorexia, enlarged and atonic uterus, and foul smelling watery red-brown vaginal discharge [ 6], were found.

Matt Godden gave the Lambs hope of a comeback from the penalty spot after being fouled by Aarran Rancine, who saw red for his foul, but Rovers held on.

Not every foul should be a red card offence.

Instead, a white flag means a fair jump, while red is foul.

Shortly afterward, Roger Espinoza committed a red card foul on Sebastian Grazzini that put the visitors a man down.