Sentence examples for will foil from inspiring English sources
Attach these stars to the corners and their weight will foil the breezes.
President Nicolás Maduro's administration says the cards to track families' purchases will foil people who stock up on groceries at subsidised prices and then illegally resell them for several times the amount.
Mr. Fares and others lamented that Mr. Assad seemed to feel he has a freer hand, confident in the disunity of his opponents and secure that Russia, his most important foreign backer, will foil any diplomatic attempt at a political settlement that disempowers him.
Eating healthfully -- and meatlessly -- will foil the tyranny of obesity and illness.
But Ahuatl is convinced that their previous muestra de resistencia and the unity that was forged among neighbors will foil the city's plans.
Some members want to keep their whereabouts secret from the federal and provincial governments and fear media attention, or even registering to vote will foil that — even though Elections Canada doesn't share voter information with other parts of government.
But laws against online gambling will probably foil Mr Stinski's hopes of turning the exchange into a real-money stockmarket.
If resistance worsens or spreads, our plans to control and eliminate malaria will be foiled.
The editorial writers of Reforma, a centrist Mexico City daily, predict that even if Chief Ebrard adopts every aspect of "Giuliani's famous zero tolerance," it will be foiled by bad laws, corrupt police officers and crooked judges.
On-loan St Mirren midfielder Conor Newton will be released by Newcastle United in the summer, but attempts by the Paisley club to keep the 22-year-old will be foiled by his £4,000-per-week wage demands and he is attracting interest from English Championship clubs and Rangers.
However, I think the plan will be foiled when some reporter points out that last week, the Speaker of the House was John Boehner and now it's being run by a guy who looks suspiciously like Pete Rouse with a mustache.
