Sentence examples for fodder this from inspiring English sources

Barnsley are not and will not be relegation fodder this season.

Sunderland fans may secretly be thinking that they aren't relegation fodder this time around and a victory here might just give weight to that notion.

Jennifer Lawrence's best actress win probably precludes her, but in an awards season that may come to be dominated by worthy political fodder, this might make for an upbeat sorbet.

They're saying: 'Well, look, you did some good work when you were young, but I don't trust you now to come up with the kind of fodder this band needs.

While stories of ridiculous medical studies are always headline fodder, this particular one, titled "Exploration of the basis for patient complaints about the oldness of magazine in practice waiting rooms" seems particularly facile given that patients just beyond the waiting room could also have benefitted from some medical research.

This was certainly column fodder now, this flood of new info on liquid human waste.

Micro case in point: I found out about Twitter for Newsrooms (the fodder for this news post) on Twitter this morning, initially through one online journalist's tweet about Twitter launching a new "Advanced Search".

I don't remember a movie ever using an actual transphobic hate crime as joke fodder before this, and certainly not in the trailer, but maybe this is another example of how we remain blind to certain instances of prejudice because they don't resonate personally.

Lancaster certainly has no plans to bring in club sides as tackle fodder this summer, reasoning he has sufficient bodies desperate to be involved to keep everyone honest.

The surprisingly strong play of the pass defense should make for interesting fodder this week as the Giants prepare to face the Cowboys in next Sunday's divisional playoff game at Texas Stadium.

Via Yglesias, I see the kind of thing that makes great fodder for this blog.