Sentence examples for amusing new from inspiring English sources

Her amusing new show, "Ladies, Compose Yourselves!!

THE Museum of Broken Relationships is the most exciting and amusing new thing in Zagreb, the Croatian capital.

For the general public it will be little more than an amusing new version of a familiar board game.

ROME — By at least one amusing new metric, Michelangelo's unofficial 500-year run at the top of the Italian art charts has ended.

Marvel Studios' reasonably amusing new adventure is about an unusual underdog in its corporate canon – or rather under-ant, or just ant.

We'll adapt new etiquette for behaviour like this, just as we'll invent amusing new names for the new accidents we'll have crossing the street glued to our wrists.

His new and equally amusing novel, "The Lecturer's Tale," is a full-blown academic farce, a portrait-of-a-community set piece that takes place in as ludicrous a community as one could imagine.

A FEW things you might want to know about those amusing New York City ads that are to make their debut next week: Henry Kissinger, hitting his dream home run out of the park, does not really slide on his belly into home plate in Yankee Stadium; it's a body double.

So we let her enjoy herself and we cornered the always amusing New York Magazine Design Editor, and author of a book on Ms. Vanderbilt, Wendy Goodman.

In amusing journalism news, the vaunted New York Times made a major goof by running a story about "Kyrzbekistan" (instead of Kyrgyzstan).

In an amusing slip, The New York Times misquoted Remnick in their coverage of the new biography, calling "The Bridge" a "pimped out" version of an earlier article Remnick had written, when in fact he had called it a "pumped up" version.