Sentence examples for to be foul from inspiring English sources

There has never been a better time to be foul mouthed in public.

"If they call it close, there's going to be foul trouble on both teams," Keady said.

Four times Moreau struck what seemed to be foul blows while Klaus was trying to land a punch, and then landed a blow to the abdomen.

Wilson's two-run homer down the left-field line off Pedro Astacio (0-2) in the first inning appeared to be foul by about six feet.

In one notable instance, the umpire Phil Cuzzi ruled an obviously fair ball hit by Minnesota's Joe Mauer to be foul, an 11th-inning mistake that helped the Yankees beat the Twins in Game 2 of their divisional series.

You will be relieved to learn that they have lost none of their capacity to be foul, mostly to one another; their capacity to shock, on the other hand, now looks like a touching period detail, and even that is dented by the revelation that the late Sid Vicious was named after a pet hamster.

"Why does it all have to be foul-mouthed and aggressive?

Let no one doubt that black performers have as much of a right as white performers to be foul-tongued.

A smiley, folksy personality in public, he is said to be foul-tempered, despotic and terminally indecisive by those who have worked with him.

He continues to be fouled with bruising regularity, usually a sign of his best work.

Clattenburg also failed to give Palace a penalty when Wilfried Zaha appeared to be fouled by Dawson.