Sentence examples for that fodder from inspiring English sources

"Carolyn is trying to distance herself from all that fodder," he said.

Antonoff's interview with the Guardian took place before the kerfuffle broke out, but at the time he explained "there's an unspoken rule" that fodder from their personal lives could seep into anything they may write.

Their participation in grass seed production and marketing is important in ensuring that fodder and grass seed production is sustained.

However, Figure 7 shows that fodder producers in the area have little interest in taking credit for fodder production.

Our results are similar to findings in previous studies which indicated that fodder production in enclosures not only enables enclosure owners to stock fodder for use during the dry season (Gaani et al. 2002; WOCAT 2003) but also presents opportunities for enclosure owners to earn income from sale of hay or grass seeds from the enclosure (Napier and Desta 2011).

He also notes that fodder can be bought at the regional market, with some households stating they occasionally buy fodder when needed in very dry years, helping to buffer the naturally available resources to maintain higher herd sizes (as noted above, larger herds are kept today than in the 1930s).

Many of these fictions originated with Earp himself, in two authorized biographies that became fodder for numerous Hollywood fables.

Stringing together sounds that faded to whispers or became guttural roars, Ms. Zaporah blurted out seemingly random ideas that became fodder for repetitive wordplay.

It was instead something of a gentle entry into the home-invasion narrative that became fodder for national magazines and crime shows.

"These are issues that are fodder for 30-second commercials," he said, referring to the issue of imprisoning Guantánamo detainees in the United States.

In the eighties, he started filling in for Johnny Carson as a guest host, an experience that became fodder for "The Larry Sanders Show".