Sentence examples for becoming fodder for from inspiring English sources

Hall, at least, escaped without becoming fodder for the front pages.

He stays home more than he would like, the better to avoid becoming fodder for a gossip columnist or blogger.

"Life with Parkinson's is difficult enough without becoming fodder for insensitive celebrities who should know better, looking for their next big hit.

Less than a year later, Ms. Bysiewicz, 49, has fallen from the top of Connecticut's political world to its most uncomfortable depths, becoming fodder for comedians and a favorite chew toy for Republicans.

That video remains iconic, but its 70-foot star spent much of the past three decades in a sad state of disrepair — even sinking briefly, and then becoming fodder for termites.

But the degree to which things went from being intimate and pure to becoming fodder for Vogue magazine was to our seemingly unending disbelief - just how quick things transform.

Dozens of new models take the stage for moments of glory before most move on to short, unremarkable lives spent commuting and fetching groceries, eventually becoming fodder in a "cash for clunkers" scrap-a-thon.

The repeated gaffes, which now appear to becoming something of a pattern, have already become fodder for McCain's Democratic opponents.

Worse, they've become fodder for opportunistic politicking.

These flaws have become fodder for the markets' critics.

Conglomerates become fodder for breakup artists of the 1980s.