Sentence examples for russian fudge from inspiring English sources

Try Russian fudge.

The dessert that will be most fondly remembered, though, is the black Russian hot fudge banana split ($7.50).

Think of Harry Kulkowitz, the Jewish son of Russian immigrants, who fudged his age at enlistment so he could join his friends in the fight.

There's still a real possibility that the Russians and Syrians are just stalling and will fudge in the end, and even if one or both are serious, there are formidable logistical and political obstacles to securing Syria's chemical weapons swiftly and completely.

In his speech on Russian TV, the Syrian government spokesman said Kerry's fudge and the ensuring deal had helped to "avert" war.

Instead, take up the xylophone, make fireworks (or fudge), take ballet lessons from impoverished comic Russians, write silly plays.

Though he fudges enough facts to avoid being put on a Russian enemies' list, and evokes, in the relationship of grandmother and grandson, emotional scars that transcend mere politics, the simple comparison of the intact base and the destroyed town makes for a powerful accusation and a heartfelt elegy.

Vedomosti, the Russian business newspaper, ran a front-page editorial suggesting that Russia had fudged the rules.

By stealing the limelight, the protesters distracted attention away from much of the fudging which is characteristic of such discussions.Nevertheless, Genoa did provide an opportunity for the American and Russian leaders to meet in the wings.

Fabulous Fudge Factory: dairy-free fudge.

Hot fudge sundae: $5.60.