Sentence examples for of scrooge from inspiring English sources

The opening description of Scrooge is typical.

Do I hear the first, faint quack of Scrooge McDuck?

The cast of "Scrooge" is dressed in period costume, handing out fliers.

Not the ecstasy of Scrooge, not even the festal exuberance of the Fezziwig Christmas Ball.

"Dickens intended each of the ghosts to be alter egos of Scrooge," says Zemeckis.

GEORGE OSBORNE has long since made the part of Scrooge his own.

The story has a somewhat Dickensian feel to me — is there something of Scrooge in Ray?

There's a little bit of Scrooge in all of us, but apparently not enough in some.

We are saved by memories – including, perhaps, today, memories of Scrooge and A Christmas Carol.

We are treated to a series of Scrooge-ish maxims, such as "Living together alone is hell between consenting adults".

"The kids of Scrooge-like parents may swear never to be as tight-fisted as their parents".