Sentence examples for can fudge from inspiring English sources

There are only so many divides any leader can fudge.

"This is one of those recipes you can fudge," she said.

"You can abuse the system, you can fudge," said Andrew Feldman, who learned to play the sitar.

If Wall Streeters can fudge numbers and get very rich from that fudging, some may do it — and ordinary Americans will see their hard-earned money disappear.

But you can fudge if the cookie or cake recipe calls for a tiny bit of real chocolate, or chocolate chips, and use a lesser brand.

These are issues that as opposition leader Miliband can fudge but which as prime minister he would have greater difficulty escaping – as the experience of centre-left leaders such as Barack Obama and François Hollande shows.

They can be estimated, they can be fudged, they can be absolutely anything that the publisher wants them to be.

Investors can also fudge their numbers.

"One can always fudge the evidence," he told me.

When the dancers occasionally fluff any of these effects, there's an astonishing awkwardness in the failure: professional dancers can usually fudge these moments; the Cuban dancers seem to have learned a do-or-die approach that permits no such skills.

That's right – not only do they completely ignore the pacifist notion that Lego is for creative, constructive play but now you can actually fudge stuff up!