Sentence examples for a repeated joke from inspiring English sources
The mercenary sex in these Depression-era movies comes off as both a survivalist tactic and a repeated joke.
Facebook took down a page dedicated to ugly rape jokes last week after months of pressure, yet every night tourists guffaw at a repeated joke about raping babies as a cure for AIDS in "The Book of Mormon".
Mondo Desperado (1999), a spoof collection of short stories based on the Mondo shockumentary movies of the 60s, met mixed reviews: "The mannered narrative style is a repeated joke that proves wearing," complained the Independent.
The gum is the British actor Steve Coogan's maniacal portrayal of a spectacularly untalented and self-deluded failed actor and high school drama teacher with the nearly unpronounceable name of Dana Marschz (the mispronunciation is a repeated joke that doesn't fly).
The repeated joke about one stepsister's halitosis is lousy, anyway; when applied to an important ballerina, it's doubly irksome.
It is a wink at the marketplace — readers want lively, lighthearted tales from abroad — and alludes to the novel's central dark, repeated joke: that everything awful in life, in all of its sadness and melancholy, is better laughed at.
It is a wink at the marketplace readers want lively, lighthearted tales from abroad and alludes to the novel's central dark, repeated joke: that everything awful in life, in all of its sadness and melancholy, is better laughed at.
You have to ask: how free is the free world Donald would lead when a guy can't make repeated jokes about fancying his daughter, and a successful lawyer can't appreciate his baby girl in gym kit?
Baconnaise has been featured on the The Daily Show with Jon Stewart several times as a repeat joke.
No wonder the entire country constantly repeated jokes about LeBron not having a "fourth quarter" or "a ring" long past the point they were funny.
This may not be to everyone's taste and some odd repeated jokes about Christmas indicate that a different release date may have been planned.
