Sentence examples for Keep it funny from inspiring English sources

Keep it funny and catchy.

"Honestly, I was a little nervous about writing the Campus Watch, just making sure I could keep it funny: keeping people informed and knowing what to put in and what not to put in," Mr. Moore said.

If Mr. Bell is able to keep it funny, "The PJs" should thrive after switching networks.

"I'm sort of the mindset of 'We'll make it work.'" To that end, he's trying to lean into the "soap opera" of it all—"We're making pulp fiction," he says but at least some of the actors have felt the material's psychological toll, even while attempting to keep it funny and entertaining.

Dylan Thomas said: "Land of my fathers, and my fathers can keep it!" Funny, but unfair of the Rimbaud of Cwmdonkin Drive to say so.

The film clearly nods to old-school Hollywood and Vegas, but it has a sharp edge that keeps it funny and authentically modern, with Steve Kloves's streetwise and sometimes surprisingly elegiac script summing up the seediness and melancholy of 80s glamour.

So we do our best to keep it fun and funny, both at work and at play.

Keep it 'funny' and stop when they start crying or freak out.

Don't scream or screech - keep it really funny and call yourself funny names and promise yourself never to trip again, only to get up and trip over again.

The best idea is to keep it as funny and irrelevant as possible.

Many long-held beliefs are taking a beating during this election, chief among them the idea that if you want to connect with young people, you'd best keep it short, funny and stupid.