Sentence examples for amusement calling from inspiring English sources

Bush weighed in as well, without any amusement, calling Trump's shifting on the issue "abhorrent".

Casey, in this case, was informed that the old car parking lot was now for patron amusement — call it Seve-land — and out of bounds.

The new album produced a single, a decidedly of-the-cultural-moment amusement called "It's All Going to Pot," that climbed briefly into the Top 50 of Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, thanks to downloads and streaming.

In 1946, the Volks initiated what the publication Greater Amusements called a "theater-building orgy" when they received a permit from the Minneapolis City Council to build the first new theater in Minneapolis in twelve years in spite of the protests of other theater managers.

Many of us gravitate toward what the amusement industry calls F.E.C.'s -- family entertainment centers -- where the air smacks of manufactured confection.

The city's plan for the area north of the amusement district calls for a series of buildings that could include a glass-enclosed water park, games and amusements, a bowling alley, restaurants and entertainment-oriented businesses like House of Blues, Dave & Busters, NikeTown and movie theaters.

In 1960, a developer named William Zeckendorf started an amusement park called Freedomland on the site.

One of the only real attractions in town is a rickety amusement park called FunCity.

In one episode, the main characters visit a fictional amusement park called the Trenton Tarpits.

The space above Myer was once a billion-dollar, two-storey amusement park called Dazzeland.

There are Internet cafes, music and DVD shops, Chinese restaurants and an amusement park called Fantasy World.