Various cast members often provide real estate fodder, especially recently. .
Eager for some real-life fodder for their next play, the two actors attended an auction at Storage Deluxe hoping to buy a container full of old items that might unfold a sweeping romantic tale stretching back generations.
"Both she and Truman used their real lives as fodder for their fiction, and I figured if they did it, maybe I could do it too".
Up ahead, was the real dinner party fodder of the day.
You'll get the extra help you need from a potential full-time employee who now has a baseline of institutional knowledge, and your intern will gain real-world experience, fodder for their resume, and an expanding professional network.
But while such professional preoccupation with privilege can make for interesting sociological fodder, the real issue, warns the author of a courageous essay published recently in The New England Journal of Medicine, is that such an overly developed sense of hierarchy comes at an unacceptable price: good patient care.
Right now, my age group has become complacent with Second Life and whether Kim Kardashian's ass is real... all mindless fodder, in my opinion.
Or, conversely, is the grinding tedium of this film good news for our side, evidence of the awesome might of Western popular culture, which can turn even the most intransigent and bloodthirsty real-world villains into fodder for busy, contrived and lifeless action thrillers?
Or, conversely, is the grinding tedium of this film good news for our side, evidence of the awesome might of Western popular culture, which can turn even the most bloodthirsty real-world villains into fodder for contrived and lifeless action thrillers?
Performers conducted interviews and amassed several hours of material, which became fodder for monologues of about 20 minutes, consisting entirely of the interviewees' real (but edited) words.
