Sentence examples for A bit entertaining from inspiring English sources

"It was probably a bit entertaining at the end but we came up short".

If you do know what the term means, you'll probably find it a bit entertaining that the URL Rim.jobs is being used in a perfectly safe-for-work way.

A speaker from the U.K. shared that shopping on-line for home delivery of groceries is growing in the U.K. at a much more rapid pace than in the States, and a Swiss colleague shared that his country doesn't seem to find grocery shopping the least bit entertaining.

"It's a bit talent and it's a bit entertainment, so you have to be talented and entertaining at the same time," said Pup Ace, the auto-bondage pup with the muzzle.

But as the play's authors and audiences know, that doesn't make the spectacle a bit less entertaining.

At its best it works as an amusing détournement but is more often than not just a bit of entertaining revolt-porn with nary a hint of intelligible politics.

These will make gaming at night quite a bit more entertaining.

I admit, as I watched preview episodes, the lessons seemed not for me at first; I drifted a bit, mildly entertained by superficial peripherals like Midwestern accents on Middle Eastern people.

A week later all is forgotten, the previous novel has disappeared from our lives and we've moved on to another that's hopefully a little bit more entertaining.

Their first announced guest of John and Hank Green are the hyper-verbose folk-rockers the Mountain Goats, whose frontman, John Darnielle, is every bit as entertaining on a rant as he is strapped to a guitar.

Although the designer said he assumed Mr. Logozzo would leave the panel covering the door to the kitchen open most of the time, he wanted his client to be able to create a bit of mystery when entertaining.