Sentence examples for fudge from inspiring English sources

It is a typically British fudge that leaves neither side satisfied.

If McGee wanted to stay at Barclays – and if Jenkins really wanted to keep him – it would have been a simple matter to find a fudge.

While the mixture is warm, it will resemble a thick fudge sauce, but will eventually cool to a spread consistency.

Robinson said his party had "come to the end of the road and were not prepared to fudge the issue any further".

Nor was that a one-off lapse: in May this year, the regulators at the Financial Reporting Council noted that PwC audits, while generally of "a good standard", were also too accepting of management fudge.

What left me relieved was the realisation that your arguments don't wash even with Cameron and that the Brits will either vote for the status quo or some Cameronian fudge.

He described the requirements for Sinn Féin's entry to executive government as "the Blair necessities" - citing a series of statements by the prime minister saying that those who used or threatened violence would be excluded from government; that there could be no fudge between democracy and terror.