Sentence examples for amusing days from inspiring English sources

If the imminent arrival of London's newest museum, The Museum of Water that showcases among other things melted snow, tears and baby's bath water at Somerset House, has piqued your interest, then our pick of regional museums and unusual museums will provide plenty of inspiration for cultural, surprising and amusing days out with the family.

A practical joker has an amusing day with several businessmen, regarding an imaginary television device.

He entered the National Conservatory of Music… A New York New Haven & Hartford locomotive standing forlornly in the Stamford yards, had on its flank, in large, crude letters: "Wash Me In… A practical joker has an amusing day with several businessmen, regarding an imaginary television device.

Greg Archer: So, what are you finding most amusing these days?

"Moneyball" was deft, knowing, arrogantly amusing; "Draft Day" is routinely macho, blustery, and square — so square that one wonders if there isn't generalized anxiety behind the heartily approving tone.

He would repeat this expression for days, amusing himself with its perfectly droll un-profaneness.

Walter, who has a gently amusing manner these days, had a simple response.

On Thursday, Rodriguez thought Braden's reaction was amusing, and a day later, he seemed even more inclined to laugh it off.

Or, you could retell some of the most famous or amusing April Fool's Day pranks that you've discovered.

His very amusing explanation of the days before remote control employed screaming sparingly, which increased its impact.

Such violent bombast has become so commonplace in boxing that it tends to come across more amusing than threatening these days.