Sentence examples for a funny thing of from inspiring English sources

History has a funny thing of repeating itself.

"It's kind of a funny thing to say, but since 60percentt of everything you buy goes directly back to charity, you can have a major impact through your purchases," she adds.

"It's kind of a funny thing for us, because we generally oppose splitting pieces off of basic service," TURN staff counsel Jon Elliott said.

"I been out of practice for a while," he says about having sex, more because it's a funny thing to say than because of any apparent insecurity.

"Now it makes me laugh, because it's a funny thing to find, especially on top of the refrigerator.

No, it's a tweet mocking someone's appearance, a funny thing to raise on this show of all shows.

It's a funny thing to put in the part of the equation where the variable is usually civil liberties.

But memory can be a funny thing, full of selfish needs and manipulative fictions.

I think it's because of a funny thing Jack says of her after their interview: that she is "a gorgon".

While pundits were declaring the death of ink on paper, though, a funny thing happened: Some of the very people who helped pioneer online-only journalism and criticism began to reconsider print.

A funny thing came out of pointing out what made Britta annoying: she became one of the best characters on the show.