Sentence examples for going to foul from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to foul then," Casey said.

"We came out of the timeout and were going to foul.

"I realize they weren't going to foul," Bryant said, "and Pau was in the hole so..

"One day, somebody's going to foul me hard and I'm going to go crazy.

Rivers made his feelings known in Game 5. "We were going to foul," he said.

"I don't think they're physically saying, 'O.K., I'm going to foul this off and really get him frustrated' — no, they're just trying to stay alive," Verlander said.

It might be hypocritical, of course, to wind players up and then moan when you get fouled, but Neymar's comments suggest that he's not going to fall foul (ahem) of that dilemma anymore.

There were fears from outside the club that Bournemouth were going to fall foul of financial fair play rules after they posted a loss of £15.3m for 2012-13.

They're going to intentionally foul you and knock you to the ground; you can't do nothing about it.

And I said beforehand, two nights before the fight – I said he was going to have to foul to get out of the fight.

You don't even consider, "Hey, the ball's going to get fouled back in my face".