Sentence examples similar to amusing escapades from inspiring English sources
Jack the Ripper has packed up his knives and moved to Paris in CHAPEL NOIR (Forge/ Tom Doherty, $25.95), another amusing, if overwrought, escapade in Carole Nelson Douglas's historical series featuring Irene Adler.
Ben Palmer directed The Inbetweeners Movie, though this is more All Bar One than Ibiza Uncovered: an amusing succession of screwball escapades, surprise turns and recurring characters, washed down with a lot of alcohol but nothing stronger.
("Is the Lone Ranger round here, Tonto?") In this hypothesis regarding the origin of ploy, the Scottish dialect clipped the em off the verb employ to create a noun that meant "activity" and later "an amusing way to pass the time; an escapade, hobby or sport".
Pnin's various scrapes and other escapades might be made even more amusing if they left him with hair tousled and spiked out of place.
Last October, Mrs. H. regretfully resigned herself to giving Peter to the London Zoo, because her neighbors had politely indicated that while Peter had been amusing as a youngster, he had reached the age--now 4 when his escapades, such as jumping into perambulators, were distinctly unfunny.
Of Chris Martin's "love escapades"!
