Sentence examples for amusing start from inspiring English sources

It's an amusing start.

An amusing start to the evening: This match is being broadcast on ITV and presenter Adrian Chiles and his analysts Gareth Southgate and Lee Dixon are standing pitchside.

The new show's premiere Thursday night does get off to an amusing start with a vignette in which Walter (Geoff Stults) retrieves a missing guitar for John Fogerty, who stays around just long enough to play a tasty slice of "Fortunate Son".

Many of the more than 100 entries are delightful – and amusing – from start to finish.

Think carefully, as this can also be disastrous if they find this amusing and start smashing things.

But what begins as amusing scattiness starts tipping towards something darker and sadder.

"But they are working for seven hours, so they start amusing themselves".

Once you do, ask for his/her name, favorite things to do, etc. Basically get to know the person you're interested in, and start amusing conversations that are both entertaining and helpful in retrieving information about him/her.

It's amusing at first, but as things roll along it starts to become wearying, especially the efforts of John Gregorio as Passepartout, Phileas's French valet.

What had started as an amusing story for the Scottish press quickly escalated as film crews from as far away as Russia pitched up to record features and hopefully catch a glimpse of an alien spacecraft.

The Salford Advertiser finds it all rather less amusing and has started a petition to keep the city's separate identity and not 'dismantle 179 years of parliamentary history'.