Sentence examples for a hilarious set from inspiring English sources

For the benefit of the perplexed, he supplies a hilarious set of "frequently asked questions" (and mock-evasive answers) on the book's dust jacket.

There is a hilarious set piece here about his longing for grapes during the Cesar Chavez-led boycotts of the 1980s.

The show has its moments, but what really shines among the stagey, attitudinous canvases here -- including works by POUSSIN, INGRES and DAVID -- is a hilarious set of lithographs by HONORÉ DAUMIER that includes scenes like a fat, slovenly Helen, in myth the beauteous cause of the Trojan War, trotting behind her lordly husband, Menelaus, as she thumbs her nose at him.

The administration quickly ratcheted up its talking points about covering your mouth when you cough and issued a hilarious set of revisionist translations that suggested the vice president was only talking about telling sick family members to avoid planes and subways.

"The Mother Of Dragons") participated in a hilarious set visit video which raised $1 million for the Royal College of Nursing in the U.K. Note: This article was updated to include a subsequent quote from Matt Damon that was recieved after publication.

Local Portland comedian JoAnn Schinderle opened the evening with a hilarious set.

It's a sick joke, sure, but Chow is able to take a snot joke and put it in a hilarious setting — the scene is shot in a church with doves and candles, in a send-up of John Woo's directorial style — and temper it with the excitement you feel as Chow's character loses himself in a scene and finally gets his big break.

What follows is a hilarious set-up and perfectly-delivered punchline shouldered expertly by Neeson and the rest.

It is hard to decide which catalog presents a more frightening, if hilarious, set of symptoms.

Andre got more insightful; Rainbow became a glamorous dork with a temper and her own loose-limbed charisma; the kids clicked, too; and Andre's workplace became a reliably hilarious setting for him to brainstorm about his troubles.

The San Francisco Chronicle's Mick LaSalle said "Neighbors" has all the hallmarks of a Nicholas Stoller movie: "the hilarious set pieces, the moments of social embarrassment and an undercurrent of seriousness that grounds and enhances the comedy and allows the actors to create rounded performances".