Sentence examples for fiddy from inspiring English sources

Mr Cent has embraced the method-acting technique – pioneered by Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio – by losing more than "fiddy" pounds (54, in fact) for his leading role in the film Things Fall Apart.

Not for us "Fiddy", as he is sometimes dubbed by middle-aged journalists looking to get down wid the homies: in the last two paragraphs we fitted in four mentions of "Mr Cent".

* It's day two of our rappers-who-act series, and having described his improvisational technique to James Lipton on Inside The Actors Studio, "Diddy" (aka P Diddy, Puff Daddy, and/or Sean Combs) has been swiftly outdone by "Fiddy", known to you and me as 50 Cent, and to his chauffeur as Mr Curtis James Jackson III.

I admit that I have quite a fondness for his third cognomen "Fiddy" but apparently only close friends or Robert De Niro get to call him that.

Fiddy adds: "In recent times usually what happens is that one of the team decides they have had enough and they want to move on.

When you consider that Tidal costs £19.99 and Spotify £9.99, you can understand why Fiddy isn't a fan.

"This latest recovery is a crucial find," said Dick Fiddy, the BFI consultant who found the tapes.

According to Dick Fiddy, the television consultant to the British Film Institute, Granada had the best track record: its MD, Denis Forman, once told him: "If I like something I have two copies made – if I don't, I have one".

And while we may not empathise with their sitcom plight (to have a need for each other against their better judgement – Steptoe and Son without the age gap perhaps?) we can eventually sympathise with them in the face of what the television historian Dick Fiddy describes as the "anarchy" of the characters around them, such as the erratic Super Hans and the eccentric Big Suze.

Apart from a brief introduction, Collins only interjects once in the book, to acknowledge her friend and early grime advocate Chantelle Fiddy.

Dick Fiddy, who heads the BFI's Missing Believed Wiped project to rediscover lost programmes, said he was thrilled on a professional and personal level.