How To Use Cloud-cuckoo-land In A Sentence
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Scots must be singularly stupid if they are taken in by this sort of patronising cloud-cuckoo-land hogwash.
Arise Nobel Laureate Salmond!
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When referees make contentious decisions players are going to be upset, and anyone who thinks otherwise is living in cloud-cuckoo-land.
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`Because you lived in cloud-cuckoo-land ,' said Owen, looking out of the window.
MUSIC FOR BOYS
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`With my husband living in cloud-cuckoo-land and my daughter shut away in a nunnery, it's as if I have only Matthew left.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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What Masnick spectacularly fails to see is that even if this were true, even if copyright legislation became so wildly draconian, in the cloud-cuckoo-land of an imagined future, as to render all new creative work open to challenge, all those existing in-copyright works they were purportedly plagiarising would be themselves contestable.
Archive 2009-02-01
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I was living in cloud-cuckoo-land about my salary expectations.
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What Masnick spectacularly fails to see is that even if this were true, even if copyright legislation became so wildly draconian, in the cloud-cuckoo-land of an imagined future, as to render all new creative work open to challenge, all those existing in-copyright works they were purportedly plagiarising would be themselves contestable.
Creative Control - Part 2
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When referees make contentious decisions players are going to be upset, and anyone who thinks otherwise is living in cloud-cuckoo-land.
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(To hold up perfection as a standard is to live in cloud-cuckoo-land.)
Speculation On Why Harper Has Sent Us To Polls « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
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`Because you lived in cloud-cuckoo-land ,' said Owen, looking out of the window.
MUSIC FOR BOYS
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The evocation of the deadly cloud-cuckoo-land of Russia during Stalin's final days will remind many of Gorky Park and Darkness at Noon, but the novel remains Smith's alone, completely original and absolutely satisfying.
Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith: Book summary
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In the cloud-cuckoo-land of the market fundamentalist, the MBA-wielding businesswomen pursue their own self-interest and, through the magic of the market, manage to do good by doing well.
John Feffer: The Fallacy of the Talented Tenth
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`With my husband living in cloud-cuckoo-land and my daughter shut away in a nunnery, it's as if I have only Matthew left.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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He was big and he was strong, but he had never seen anything like the sledgehammer left hook that sent him to cloud-cuckoo-land.
Come Again No More
