Sentence examples for amusing bit of from inspiring English sources

Miscellanies are meant to be like beehives: small, structured collections of writings, each containing some amusing bit of honey.

An amusing bit of legal tap dancing that took place after Belichick's resignation was revealed at the hearing.

The story opens with Will wishing his mother, Rachel (the young, dewy Olivia Wilde, in an amusing bit of casting), a happy 50th.

Chihcheng Peng's 12-minute digital video, "Shadow Your Man," takes a Buster Keaton clip and turns it into an artful and amusing bit of repetition and variation.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn September 29 , 2009Miscellanies are meant to be like beehives: small, structured collections of writings, each containing some amusing bit of honey.

Greenleaf, who is the leader of tenet and also coördinated the Grand Tour project, sang in a crisp, sensuous voice, and, in an amusing bit of theatre, tugged at Heijink's sleeve as she complained of wasted time.

And they mined the tapes for amusing bits of between-takes studio chatter, which are sprinkled throughout the show.

In this free animated game, called Room of Wonders and meant for ages 6 to 12, intrepid young explorers go by car, boat, plane, balloon or camel as they seek out the antique while the game responds, orally and visually, by releasing amusing bits of information.

("What's this grass all about?" Ranger Steve asks toward the end, in one of the show's amusing bits of annotation, going on to explain that in his states of extreme agitation Poe liked to calm his quaking spirit by lying down on a stretch of lawn and inhaling its fresh scent; you imagine that he also got some sort of erotic thrill from the idea of hugging the earth that would one day be his grave).

In one amusing bit on Friday, he turned his impersonation skills on himself in meta fashion, doing impressions of a young Terry Fator trying to impersonate rock stars.

Show Patrol wrote "The nostalgia factor makes "Grand Pumpkin" the best of these amusing bits for me, but they all lack that trademark "Simpsons" brand of satirical smartness".