Sentence examples for fool to a from inspiring English sources

Dr David Oakley is no stage hypnotist, intent on inducing me to act the fool to a whooping crowd.

In Andrei Tarkovsky's 1979 film "Stalker," two Russian intellectuals are guided by a tormented fool to a post-apocalyptic government-­restricted area called the Zone.

You would be a fool to build a player piano to any other metric.

You would have to be a fool to play a midfielder in central defence.

"The famed Adm[iral], Horatio Nelson observed that 'a ship's a fool to fight a fort'.

You'd have to be a damned fool to let a 30-year ROP policy lapse in year 25.

Anyone who lives near coyotes is a fool to have an outdoor cat.

Mr Perry's competitors in the GOP race would be fools to assume he's too much the fool to pose a threat.

"I would be a fool to hang onto a place through the collapse of a bubble," he says.

You'd have to be a fool to tamper with a hit.

But you'd be a fool to not grab a slice at La Vina.