Sentence examples for calling this fruitcake from inspiring English sources

No one would dream of calling this fruitcake.

On Thursday, Starbucks debuted a limited-edition beverage called the Fruitcake Frappuccino.

Mandelson, who is one of many pointing out Europe can be a building block to restoring Labour's relationship with business, said Cameron's speech was "about pleasing a party audience and the people who he used to call the fruitcakes and headbangers".

Call this principle Worst.

Call this measurement "B".

Mr Cameron has gone further, calling them "fruitcakes" and "closet racists".Unfortunately, it's a tactic that appears not to be working very well.

And, just as a Christmas cake (what Americans call fruitcake) is studded with raisins, Toronto is studded with museums large and pocket-size -- perfect for a gray winter day.

She currently took on the Producer's hat and is working on a short film called Fruitcake.

But it is Dave who is now polite about Tory-to-Ukip voters – he was on Radio 4's Today programme on Monday – whom he once called "fruitcakes", whereas Nigel now calls the same people Walter Mittys.

Late Nights With Iain Lee, TalkRadio, 10pm-1am, Mon-Fri There aren't the shows there used to be: there's nowhere for the weirdos and freaks to call in, the fruitcakes phoning up with their dead nan sitting at the end of their bed.

Because these guys knew nothing about skating, they just thought there was this fruitcake spinning around in the yard playing with his hands and feet.