Sentence examples for fodder for years from inspiring English sources

He's been tabloid fodder for years.

The show, with its mix of lifestyle hints, sofa chat and therapy, has become cult viewing and Madeley and Finnigan have been daily tabloid fodder for years.

It's been good fodder for years to note that the famous quotation, beamed to a significant fraction of the world's population in real time, is just a bit off.

I'm NOT Too Old For This!!! Classic television programming and old movies (which have been non-primetime TV fodder for years) have also found a home on the web.

The heiress to the Bowers pharmaceutical empire has been tabloid fodder for years: wild, pretty, privileged … and now dead at the age of 32.

Aniston's relationships and her nonexistent baby bump have been tabloid fodder for years, and she believes it's unfair that so much pressure is put on women to be moms.

Having a window into a man's life at the exact moment he leaves this mortal coil will provide fodder for many years to come.

Mr Fraser's previous defence - immediately after the furore erupted - was to claim that Cox had not shunned the limelight and that her private life has been tabloid fodder for some years.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, the largest and most powerful military alliance in history, is not usually fodder for election-year politicking.

The danger is that the bond issue will become little more than fodder for election-year handicapping.

Trump's Twitter account has served as fodder for reporters for years, particularly when he was claiming ― falsely ― that there was some uncertainty about where Barack Obama was born and, consequently, his eligibility to serve as president.