For instance, Richard to Margaret: "Foul wrinkled witch".
The game begins when a foul-tempered witch named Gruntilda learns from her cauldron that Tooty, Banjo's younger sister, is a beautiful girl.
We hear prestigious lawyers crying foul and speaking of witch hunts by anti-doping zealots.
During that time, they said, she was exposed to a "witches' brew" of foul chemicals.
Republicans don't talk much anymore about Benghazi, but the stench of their witch hunt still fouls the air: ask any voter why he does not trust Hillary and the first response is almost always Benghazi and email.
This magnificent album was the inspiration for my own soundtrack to a production of Macbeth, in which I used instruments to create a world hanging in the foul and filthy air of the witches.
We were reading 'Macbeth' at the time, and I remember the three witches: 'What's fair is foul and foul is fair.' That's all I could hear in my head during that whole period.
At the rehearsal the three witches, played by men, are singing Foul is Fair to a rock soundtrack (the music has been created by Michael Dmitri and Lee McIver), while the Ju Ju Space Jazz dancers, choreographed by Carolyn Hammer, work out a strikingly angular, modern routine.
Is it fanciful, Geoff, to suggest that this lesson derives from the witches in the Scottish play — "Fair is foul, and foul is fair"?
It got me thinking, not only is the term "witch hunt" being tossed around willy nilly, but often the ones crying foul are men getting called out for shitty behaviour.
