Sentence examples for which foul from inspiring English sources

Those old conferences could be tribal bear-pits – smoky too – in which foul prejudices were flaunted.

"We record which referee calls which foul, but no one gets to see that except for the league," Ron Pollack said.

In Phoenix, the police receive 800 reports of missing children and adults a month, Sergeant White said, but he has only 40 unresolved cases, covering a period of many years, in which foul play is suspected.

Of the 900 cases reported to the police there in the last three years, by families and friends, there has been only one in which foul play is suspected and the person was not found, Captain Becher said.

This is because the direct oxidation of the hydroxyl group leads to the formation of radicals and radical cations which foul the electrode surface [16 18].

Nevertheless, fish slime and pelletised feed can introduce considerable amount of crude proteins, which foul the water as they decompose into nitrogenous wastes.

Which foul-mouthed comedian cleaned up his or her language to voice a Disney film?

And all this growth depends largely on energy derived from coal, which fouls the air, distracting from China's gleaming new palaces.

Those familiar with the census mechanics tell of a muddle, marked by "multiple technical problems" starting with some official's decision to procure inferior paper, which fouled up the optical-scanning process…which in turn undermined the quality of the data set.

Higher concentration of microorganisms in the bulk solution leads to higher adhesion and microbial growth on the membrane surface as well as higher generation of EPS which fouls the membrane and reduces membrane flux (Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012).

"The order will apply to all land to which the public are entitled or permitted to have access which is open to the air and requires anyone in charge of a dog which fouls, to clean it up immediately.