Sentence examples for foul term from inspiring English sources

Twice, she said, the officer told her not to call him by a specific foul term.

Hey Ron! My girlfriend and I broke up last year on some pretty foul terms.

But the role of the civil service has really come into sharp focus since the post-budget "omnishambles" or to use the foul-mouthed term borrowed from BBC satire The Thick of It, which is in common parlance in Whitehall, "the clusterf**k".

This FlFFF technique can not only characterize the physicochemical properties of EfOM based on certain membrane properties, but can also provide a quick and easy evaluation of the potential for membrane fouling in terms of the suggested indicators.

To a man, the Knicks agreed that they must be more physical and aggressive, but most of the players shied away from the term hard foul.

The term of fouling refers in general to any type of fouling deposit matter on the heat transfer surface.

The calculation of mean sub-critical values for a range of pressure-related critical parameters revealed reduced short-term fouling at larger-pore sizes, but that this may be coupled with internal membrane fouling.

Lynne had urged the police to reopen their investigation into Joyce's death but they decided there was nothing to answer to in terms of foul play.

There is no provision to provide systematic, indexable access – indeed any moves in this direction by subscribers will fall foul of NPG's terms and conditions.

European Commission officials cried foul, concerned that the terms of the guarantee had provided a generous subsidy to ING at the expense of its rivals.

"Men in politics are incapable of making progress toward the acceptance of women," said Françoise de Panafieu, a conservative legislator who has fallen foul of what she terms a male-dominated process of allocating voting districts to candidates.