Sentence examples for the fool on from inspiring English sources

He was actually listening to Whitney Houston on a Walkman but it didn't stop the "Fool on the Hill" headlines.

At his trial, after renouncing the Copernican system with its moving Earth, Galileo is said to have whispered, "And yet it moves," an event echoed in the 1967 Beatles song "The Fool on the Hill," which contains the refrain, "But the fool on the hill sees the sun going down/And the eyes in his head see the world spinning round".

By the end, all that seems to point to redemption are such musical interludes as Lennon's I Am the Walrus and McCartney's The Fool on the Hill.

You might want to double-check your beloved autographed copy of "Magical Mystery Tour" and be certain it was signed by Paul McCartney and not, say Pete McCourtney, or you'll be looking like quite the fool on the hill.

Meyer's popularity seems to transcend her party, which might be why she gets a pass: both Republicans and Democrats figure she's the fool on the other side of the aisle.

"As a Christian I worship the creator of creativity," says Marcus Pittman, a Christian documentary film-maker working in Virginia, who released his guide to dealing with atheists, How to Answer the Fool, on the internet.

To distract himself, he would yell out to his neighbors—"the fools on the tiers," as Woods calls them.

He's that immaculately dressed party guest standing off in the corner, smoking a cigarette and raising a supercilious eyebrow at the fools on every side of him.

Ian Walsh Get all the fools on your side and you can lead the herd.

But it looks like I was the fool for doubting Hugh Jackman, shame on me.

I remarked that the piano sounded like the one from "Fool on the Hill".