Little League officials said that at this year's tournament, which begins Aug. 21, the replay will be used to review plays in which a batted or thrown ball is ruled fair, but may be foul or out of play.
That Australian accent may be foul and confusing at first but these Aussies make you want to head to the bush.
She wrote, "they will stick at nothing, be it never so wicked, if it will promote their interest ... there may be foul play intended".
She may be foul-mouthed and hard-nosed but Maeve is motivated by love, not hate.
The spill has also scrambled politics in Florida, where beaches may be fouled by the growing oil slick oozing from beneath the Deepwater Horizon rig off Louisiana.
In addition, the reservoir delivers water to the towns of Cortlandt, Yorktown and Somers, as well as other towns in northern Westchester, and is part of the Croton Reservoir system, which holds New York City's drinking water, and opponents say the water may be fouled by extensive development.
Furthermore, gas mixing devices may be blocked, gas pipelines may be fouled, and even the roof may be damaged by the pressure of the foam or floating layer.
These regions are presented to the attacking animal and their secretions may be foul-tasting or cause various physical or neurological symptoms.
On the other hand, if you give immunity you may be fouling up potential criminal investigations.
In Chanute, anxieties over a government-approved, toxic form of pollution that may be fouling the air, harming health, and poisoning the soil and water, have exposed deep divisions in a community that has long valued the century-old company on the edge of town as an employer, benefactor and source of revenue.
They may, of course, be foul people, as individuals, and one wouldn't wish to mix with them, but they are, in the end, simply trying to put a favourable gloss upon unfortunate events.
