Sentence examples for fodder for weeks from inspiring English sources

Newcomers will be bullet fodder for weeks.

Throw them together, and you have fodder for weeks of debate.

Two incumbents — Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera of the Bronx and State Senator Shirley L. Huntley of Queens — lost after being embroiled in scandals that were tabloid fodder for weeks leading up to the election.

And by sending his penis pics to a "busty brunette" Trump supporter who gleefully made them public, Weiner handed the GOP fodder for several weeks of significance-free yowling about Hillary Clinton, whose longtime aide, Huma Abedin, happens to be Weiner's now-estranged wife.

[C9.] Steroids Are Fodder for Advertisers Five weeks into the Major League Baseball season, parts of Madison Avenue are playing off the steroid debate.

On such occasions, one man's pathos could provide hysterical fodder for the Harlem grapevine for weeks.

Rather than providing more fodder for Stephen Colbert and Rachel Maddow, who this week have been feasting on him like hungry dogs gnawing at a T-bone steak, McCarthy did the wise thing and dropped out.

The bank's losses in recent weeks provided fodder for advocates of a strong Volcker Rule, who say that the crackdown should rein in the sort of risk-taking that prompted the problem.

Think about it: any posts older than about a week are fodder for bots and bad actors.

The wrestling for control of the Freedom Tower became daily fodder for the news media for several weeks running.

The events of recent weeks offer plentiful fodder for a compelling election campaign narrative, but Ms. Ambiga shoots down any possibility that a political career could be in the offing.