Sentence examples for fodder themselves from inspiring English sources
From Mrs. Dukakis to Betty Ford, the families of politicians have watched their lives become tabloid fodder; some politicians, from Bill Clinton to former Senators John Edwards of North Carolina and Larry E. Craig of Idaho, have created the fodder themselves.
Compounding the crisis, thousands of animals have starved to death as villagers use animal fodder to feed themselves.
Of course, most who misspeak in the course of telling a story are unlikely to find themselves fodder for tomorrow's headlines.
Friday night's mackerel was one of those classic unknowns who get a big win or two in the early rounds and suddenly find themselves fodder in the USTA's "Tonight Show," hosted by Roger.
These are the modern equivalents of the pack mules that once carried military supplies much of it fodder for the beasts themselves.
In "ABAT-JOUR," at the Park Avenue Armory, the artists Rita Ackermann and Agathe Snow cook up a Gypsy-theme feast in which the guests themselves become fodder for their artwork.
From 1927 to their victory in 1949, Mao and his companions had waged ruthless warfare (against equally ruthless if less effective nationalist opponents); now the campaign was economic and the farmers and industrial workers were the fodder expected to sacrifice themselves for the cause dictated from on high.
From 1927 to their victory in 1949, Mao and his companions had waged ruthless warfare (against equally ruthless if less effective nationalist opponents); now the campaign was economic and the farmers and industrial workers were the fodder expected to sacrifice themselves for the cause dictated from on high.
Drawings were used either as things in themselves or as fodder for paintings or illustrations that he was doing at the time.
Following their own advice, the Matharoo's have transformed themselves from tabloid fodder to social media mavens.
Afghanistan and Pakistan don't often lend themselves to comedic fodder, but leave it to Tina Fey to change that.
