Sentence examples for foul sky from inspiring English sources

It is shot in black-and-white; the sun is no more than a weak spot in a foul sky.

You were never ineligible for a screwup like that — say the unsayable word and watch it foul the sky.

You were never ineligible for a screwup like that—say the unsayable word and watch it foul the sky.

Shakespeare, who saw Magna Carta not as a triumph for liberty but rather as a shameful attempt to weaken the monarchy, offered a phrase for it in his play King John: "So foul a sky shall not clear without a storm".

If our feckless, current and rudderless leader, who claimed several summers back to have read "three Shakespeares," had only been telling the truth, he might well have come upon the words: "So foul a sky clears not without a storm".

If this were a Billy Wilder picture, they would bloom in each other's company, but this is Istanbul, under foul and glutinous skies, and what we have is a pair of Walter Matthaus and no Jack Lemmon.

Gas flares constantly lit up the sky, fouling the air and denying generations a glimpse of a dark night.

For some hobbyists, monitoring the weather means more than merely predicting fair skies or foul.

There are moves afoot to make airlines sign on to the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme, which could in one swoop clean up the skies and foul up your holiday plans.

The truth is that even without foreign reminders, Beijing's smothered skies and foul air, and China's censored Web and muzzled media, attest to the dire need for change.

Alan Teggart converted a penalty in the last minute after Miskelly fouled Cushley as the Sky Blues sealed their first win in five games.