Sentence examples for patsy of from inspiring English sources
Salman Rushdie called him "a patsy of the regime".
Salman Rushdie has called him a "patsy of the regime".
He turned the country's bank regulator from a patsy of the banks (another interest group) into something more powerful and independent.
She's pursued by Count Bezukhov, the sexual patsy of a new master, fiddling with his spectacles like a younger, more lubricious Captain Mainwaring.
Ball State (0-2) at No. 7 Kansas State (2-0) Kansas State's patsy of the week sets up the blowout of the week.
Mr. Bush learned about the diplomat's black belt in the black arts long ago, when he made a patsy of Bush père.
You need to relax: sharing in the disorientation of the poor patsies of Westeros is all part of the fun.
The child who grows up with the Internet may well imbibe a more heterogeneous cultural mix than my generation, the often-passive patsies of three look-alike TV networks.
The emerging White House strategy is to run against Congress and the Republicans, portraying them as a bunch of right-wing ideologues and patsies of the super-rich, which is largely true.
Clinton: we don't want to be the trade patsies of the world.
Jason Clintonn: we don't want to be the trade patsies of the world.
