Sentence examples for going to foil from inspiring English sources

"Obviously it's not going to foil a conspiracy.

Law enforcement will be able to foil some they are certainly not going to foil all of them.

The typical defense of surveillance programs like PRISM is that they are developed to target the bad guys; but by design, they gather such vast amounts of data (the Brits' own agency, GCHQ, say they take in 600 million "telephone events" a day) that most of their information is simply not going to help foil a big terrorist attack.

He goes on to foil The Governor's planned ambush and is killed.

And we know Trump will indeed be opening his mouth (he is, after all, Donald Trump), so the other candidates are going to all become mere foils for The Donald.

Mr. Bradley recommends wrapping butter that's not going to be used immediately in foil, then sealing the edges with tape.

Crucially the character is never overplayed: Bale may wish he had mined the horrors of the dark knight's ruined soul more thoroughly across the Nolan trilogy, but Heath Ledger's razor-edged Joker was always going to need a less flamboyant foil.

I knew it was going to have an embossed cover with foil, but it was really stunning.

If you are going to use a cup get some tin foil.

Tape crumpled aluminum foil to her body to outline the region you are going to sculpt.

His parody of Pharrell's "Happy" – "Tacky" – went to Nerdist, Lorde spoof "Foil" to CollegeHumor, "Word Crimes" to Vevo and so on.