Sentence examples for offensive foul from inspiring English sources

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offensive foul

noun

A foul committed by a member of the team with possession of the ball.

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An offensive foul on James.

The New York Times - Sports

That's an offensive foul.

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The offensive foul was James's seventh turnover.

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Fox was called for an offensive foul.

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He was called only for an offensive foul.

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Marv Albert said, "Should have been an offensive foul".

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Bradds and was charged with an offensive foul.

The New York Times

Over three critical possessions Thursday, he missed two shots and was called for an offensive foul.

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Then Bradley drew an offensive foul on Jamal Crawford with 26 seconds to go.

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When Pondexter was called for an offensive foul, the Huskies looked finished.

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The referee blew his whistle and called an offensive foul on Garnett, his fifth.

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