Sentence examples for amusing events from inspiring English sources
Cornelius arranges sounds as if they were images, treating each composition as a series of amusing events.
Jamie Scott Dear Diary: The approaching date of the New York City Marathon reminds me of two amusing events I saw when I ran in it about 15 years ago.
The idea for the sketch came from the owners of a hardware shop in Hayes, Hillingdon who wrote in to The Two Ronnies to describe some of the amusing events and misunderstandings in their store.
Whatever the reasoning behind them, these pet funerals are fascinating – if sometimes unintentionally amusing – events, that provide pause for thought and give a unique insight into modern Thai life.
She suggests asking yourself each morning, "What can I do for five minutes today to make my partner's life better?" The simplest acts, like sharing an amusing event, smiling, or being playful, can enhance marital happiness.
If in a situation where it would not be rude to look away, try to direct your eyes opposite of where the amusing event is.
When knee-jerk liberal reactions collide Goodness knows there's been nothing at all amusing about the events of the past week – with the exception, perhaps, of tracking the liberal reaction to the riots.
Having stormed the Democratic garrison in Massachusetts, Republicans might find this turn of events amusing — if it weren't for the fact that it has nothing to do with even a hint of a resurgence on their part.
Donncha O'Callaghan, the long-serving Ireland lock who is not quite so long-serving – or, by his own admission, quite so much of a lock – as his blood brother Paul O'Connell, tells an amusing story about events on the otherwise profoundly unfunny Lions tour of New Zealand in 2005.
Other rooms are decorated with a variety of amusing themes and special events include art and craft workshops, tea party tours of the new Krieble Gallery on the grounds, and a Teddy Bear Tea Party on Dec. 22.
All in all I think maybe I wasn't on the right drugs because the events, while amusing in spurts, never amounted to more than a blur.
