1
My goodness, your former amour certainly had his fingers in many pies.
2
The lad she was with had eaten a few too many pies.
3
Why do you suppose Susan Cotton-Tail had made so many pies?
4
I have not seen so many pies in one place since I left home.
5
He wants to sell as many pies as he can.
6
He seems, at all events, to have had his finger in a good many pies.
7
We have our fingers in too many pies.
8
He's got his fingers in too many pies.
9
It was a case of the king putting a finger in too many pies-he was cruelly burned.
10
Like Thomas Pynchon, William Gaddis and other genre-bending authors, Neal Stephenson has his fingers in too many pies to count.
11
First day on the job and van Rooyen has already mad eheadlines for having oh so many fingers in so many pies.
12
He fully admits that he is very hard to put in one box because he has his finger in so many pies.
13
Another of these is Project Lyttelton, a social enterprise with its fingers in many pies including a time bank, community garden and op-shop.
14
No one knew exactly how many pies his thumb had explored, but it was known that he was a clever and comparatively rich man.
15
Sitting in the middle of the process is the Whitehall mandarin with his fingers in so many pies, the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood.
16
He has a home for every week of the year and a finger in so many pies he could sate his hunger purely by osmosis.