| What's really foxing the industry over the cyber-attacks is that it is seemingly at odds with normal hacker behaviour. |
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| It'll force the batsmen to use their bats more, while the spinners will be rewarded, deservedly, for foxing the batsmen. |
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| Nineteenth-century documents often carry small red brown stains called as foxing. |
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| A beautiful copy, without any foxing, preserved in its contemporary blue half-calf bindings. |
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| I wallowed in bindings and leathers and fonts, in all the lovely jargon of the trade, half-titles, colophons, blind stamping, foxing, black letter, washed leaves and cancels. |
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| And yet he somehow noses towards the truth behind two murders that have been foxing the US authorities for over five years. |
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| Mid-January to mid-February was the warmest it's been seen 1659, foxing unwary plants into flowering prematurely, to give the frost something to kill. |
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| The exact cause of foxing remains undetermined. |
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| Tsukioka's idea for foxing street attackers is to carry a sheet printed with the image of a vending machine: if pursued, a woman just unfurls this and hides behind it. |
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| The question of how to enliven the concert experience – though the Sea Interludes have always felt quite lively to me – is real enough, that of how to use visuals without detracting from the music equally foxing. |
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| An exceptionally clean copy, since most copies suffer from heavy foxing. |
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