befoul in a sentence

• Some Serbs are convinced Muslims are bent on revenge _ even ready to befoul Orthodox cemeteries.
• Panting after ratings, television professionals have already churned out enough Simpsoniana to befoul the prospective trial.
• "Zorksters will quickly agree that the thief s unpredictable and disruptive appearances greatly befoul strategic planning.
• This is both a security danger and also befouls the good relations that existed between us and the Palestinians until now.
• They are expected not to befoul their office, not to act dishonorably, not to be jerks or buffoons or lechers.
• The NFL vowed earlier this year never to let another wardrobe malfunction, or anything dirty, befoul the Super Bowl halftime.
• A match or a particularly hot afternoon can turn the noxious fumes that befoul the whole area into pillars of black smoke.
• Who honestly imagines it's possible to elect enough Republicans and conservative Democrats to wash out the muck that befouls the Legislature?
• In a nearby city a shopping district has been roofed over so that the periodic rains of gray ash don't befoul the sidewalks.
• The creature whose predatory rampage befouls the screen in " Species " is a mongrel fusion of wholesome human genes and hideous extraterrestrial stuff.
• It's difficult to see befoul in a sentence .
• He said the administration actions threaten " to befoul the air we breathe, the water we drink and the lands we cherish ."
• But this all happened before terrorism became the menacing shadow that now follows diplomats every day and befouls every international gathering from New York to Addis Ababa.
• Tuesday night's episode features close-ups of each kennel member, as well as a sequence in which one of them befouls an office.
• That is high praise for a movie that concerns itself with rock-bottom drug addiction among some of the scummiest low-lifes ever to befoul the planet.
• Some jerks will befoul the demonstrations by breaking windows or taunting patient cops into arrests, but the level of anger and resentment is of a different order of magnitude.
• The influence of the church as a place of pilgrimage, may have been the reason behind the actions of Mecca's pagans who attempted to befoul the church.
• Maybe it is because, mostly, slavery befouls Third World countries that are the current favorites of so many Western journalists, intellectuals, " statesmen " and businessmen.
• In New York, exterminators can use avitrol, a legal poison, to eliminate nuisance birds who befoul the terraces, windows and canopies of the city's luxury abodes.
• While polluting Bay waters with oil could cost companies more than 500 times as much, the median punishment for refineries that befoul the air is $ 625, an Examiner investigation shows.
• The book ends when Pantagruel fires a salute at the island of the Muses, and Panurge befouls himself for fear of the sound, and of the " celebrated cat Rodilardus ".