Sentence examples for become stuffed from inspiring English sources

Keith Ashdown, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a research group here, said the bill had become "stuffed to the brim with unrelated giveaways and payoffs to almost every special interest with Gucci-clad hired guns".

(having mopped up a third of the national debt with newly created money) Bean flags up the danger that unwinding QE could potentially mean that commercial banks could become stuffed with gilts, and then forced to ditch them on the market.

It is solid, but as it ages it becomes stuffed (as if filled with cotton) and eventually almost completely hollow.

You might want to try this before you feed him/her and he/she becomes stuffed and uninterested.

Jimmy Mackay's goal against South Korea in Hong Kong in November which put the Socceroos into the World Cup for the first time has become stuff of legend.

The latter's sunrise sets have become stuff of legend.

They like to keep things local and their parties at Canavan's on Rye Lane have become stuff of legend.

The bar's Sunday party House on the Beach has become stuff of legend, with the likes of David Morales and Onsulade playing.

Their Shoom parties became stuff of legend.

In the end, the album became "stuff that makes you want to jump around and feel good about yourself"—guitarist Darren Middleton said this had not been the band's intention.

"Plants and animals become the stuff of human beings, the stuff of human beings food for fish," he writes.