I put on a fresh foil and told him to go ahead.

However you can do so much more with that piece of foil.

Like he was really going to try to eat with the foil in place.

It's dark out there and all you saw was a foil.

He almost seemed to enjoy being a foil for the other side.

That way, he could use the Democrats as a foil.

He had no foil who challenged him on his level.

A bullet or a foil would bring him to the ground.

A women's event, the individual foil, was held for the first time.

He was the American foil champion in 1999 and 2003.

Each holiday has a different color of foil for the season.

He was able to use both hands with the business of foil and wire.

Use a little of the oil to grease the foil.

Their bird must be a foil, and a fast one.

Loosely cover with foil and let rest for another 10 minutes.

They started giving me foil every time I was at a family function.

Cover the top with foil and bake about 30 minutes.

Women compete only in an individual and team foil event.

He has one friend, a man, who is an obvious foil.

The girl's dark beauty was a perfect foil for her own.

The foil surface will reflect the light back toward your work.

Cover the inside of the lid with foil as well.

And I'd no idea they used aluminum foil, back in 1912!

Emma took the foil box and went looking for water.

That would last two minutes and should be enough to foil the drive.

"At least we can foil that part of their plan."

For example, I saw you try to foil an attempt on my life that was not going to take place.

Or provide us with a means to foil the witch.

She had used them at the critical moment to foil his purpose.

This is not the first fear to foil a health campaign in India.

So we are here just in time to foil his plans."

No, trust me, do what I say, it's the only way we can foil them.

A high school girl foils an attempt on the president's life.

He would foil the inspectors and divide the international community.

Though she had earlier tried to foil Seven (thinking him to be a spy), the two begin to work together.

With one hand she tried to foil the knot at her sword.

The buildings around there were a week short of foiling down.

In the process they foil a robbery at a local factory.

Foiled by the demon, they come up with a new plan.

There would be a host of human obstacles to foil the second.

But the Jets made mistakes to foil that plan, too.

I also believe I can foil them, when the time comes.

A way for them to foil our every move.

A major illness to the young emperor would foil their plans.

Now a California company has set up a pair of 900 telephone numbers to foil these services - at a price.

He was laying down a smoke screen to foil them.

If he could foil a monster, it should be possible for other Bands to do so too.

He doesn't simply try to foil her the way Venus does.

It is not too late to foil them, though.

Its front foil levered down, knifing into the waves.

The steerable front foil featured two anhedral sections and two dihedral sections with a strut down the middle, resulting in a diamond shape.