Sentence examples for foul room from inspiring English sources

The hotel maids will become your worst enemy if you leave a disgustingly foul room behind for them to clean.

Consider recent experiments by the psychologist Simone Schnall and her colleagues: people who were sitting in a foul-smelling room or at a desk cluttered with dirty food containers judged acts like lying on a résumé or keeping a wallet found on the street as more immoral than individuals who were asked to make the same judgments in a clean environment.

Roma like Maria Murariu, 62, who tends to her dying husband in a foul-smelling room no bigger than a jail cell.

In Shepard's play "Fool for Love" (1983), two lovers quarrel in a foul motel room on the edge of the Mojave Desert.

He complained about the guests who smoked, not because it fouled the room but "because the smoke rises and floods the vent," impeding his view.

Early Monday afternoon, workers concerned by "a foul odor" entered Room 333, according to state records.

An individual's interpretation of the NBA's flagrant foul rules leaves room for subjective judgment, but the NBA has processes in place to eliminate as much of that as possible when evaluating hard contact plays.

Officers followed Mr. Slappy downstairs, where they found Tyrone and Raheem hiding under the bed in a room fouled by feces and vomit.

At work smoking bans came in and designated smoking rooms, foul-smelling cupboard-sized ashtrays, were introduced – an accidental aversion therapy.

I have to say the expression on his face was extraordinary: as if there were a foul smell in the room.

There is no room for foul language, whatever job you do, whether you are the director of a company or a manual labourer.