Sentence examples for fortune to feed from inspiring English sources
Ariel Meadow Stallings, the founder and publisher of Offbeat Bride, a wedding blog, said, "It's not an anti-cake movement, it's more like: If you're going to spend a fortune to feed your guests at your wedding, you might as well feed them something you're going to really enjoy, and that they're going to really enjoy".
Not only are they expensive to buy but they also cost a fortune to feed and stable.
It's big, it's bulky, but it doesn't cost a fortune to feed and maintain.
The forecast is that prices will soar over the next couple of years as the turnaround in Britain's economic fortunes begins to feed into the property market.
She says to wait until he's made his fortune, & then to feed him waffles for breakfast & pie a la mode every night & then she'll be a rich widow at forty.
This is yet another moment when America should take stock of where the power structures are leading us, how they play on our fears — fan our fears — to feed their fortunes.
Schönwerth's collection reminds us that fathers are constantly sending no-account sons into the world to seek their fortune and that they are generally relieved to rid themselves of an extra mouth to feed.
He had another moment of fortune when a thick edge raced to the third man boundary, but his luck ran out when he drove at Perera only to feed Angelo Mathews a catch at third slip.
