Sentence examples for great foul from inspiring English sources

The Celtics thought it was a great foul.

Rice, a great foul shooter, hit both shots.

A typical view of urban horror is provided by John Ruskin: "That great foul city of London — rattling, growling, smoking, stinking — ghastly heap of fermenting brickwork, pouring out poison at every pore …" Karl Marx thought that Britain, as the first country to industrialise, would be the first to have a proletariat revolution.

You're also really good at getting great foul-mouthed performances out of children; what's your secret?

One of the game's greatest foul shooters agrees, passionately.

"Scotland defied all the conventions of modern international football," reported the legendary David Lacey after a tumultuous defeat that is remembered now principally for Tommy Gemmell toe-punting Helmut Haller up the jacksie in the cartoon style, arguably the greatest foul in the history of association football.

The charge of the microsheets and their unique architecture imparts higher hydrophilicity and greater fouling resistance along with improved permeation flux when incorporated into the polymer matrix.

Here, we observed greater fouling on warmer surfaces; an observation that could have major implications for the multi-billion dollar anti-fouling industry.

Still, he is blunt about unintelligent play, and impatient when great players foul up.

Histological observations of samples collected at the study termination suggest that the shrimp raised in the higher water exchange raceways had greater external fouling and higher intestinal bacterial load than those maintained at lower water exchange.

Enhanced NP removal by LPM filtration must be balanced with increased energy costs and greater membrane fouling that is likely to occur when NOM is present in source water.