Sentence examples for some fudge from inspiring English sources

Some fudge is surely possible.

Or eat some fudge and shut up.

This afternoon, I'm going to buy some fudge.

No. Tradition says make some fudge, knit someone a scarf, buy really cheap wine and mull it.

Scale a mountain, dance to folk music, nibble some fudge, groove to classic rock, float down a river, fly a kite, pedal around an island and, please, for your sanity, get hot sauce on your chin.

But if you have some "fudge room" for hitting a short-term goal, like buying a car, he said you may consider splitting your money between a savings account and a short-term bond fund that invests in high-quality, or investment-grade, bonds, like the Vanguard Short-Term Short-Term Investment-Grade Investment-Grade Fund

But like nearly all state budgets, there is some fudging.

But even the word "local" can fall prey to some fudging.

"There's always going to be some fudging of the numbers, but it is tiny," he said, adding that the study "was paid for by one of the unions".

Governments took a step back from chaos in the climate change discussions in Lima and found a way forward on Sunday, albeit with some fudges and compromises, giving themselves just 12 months to finalise a crucial international agreement to avoid dangerous levels of global warming.

Granted, this was a meeting with Wall Street analysts, so there might be some fudging here to make the company look good.