Sentence examples for amusing to call from inspiring English sources

We find it amusing to call each other husband and wife.

During the early months of my pregnancy, we found it mildly amusing to call the bump "Bernard" (apologies to all the Bernards out there).

I refuse to believe that any other country in the world would find it even faintly amusing to call a sitcom Bottom.

On a weekend break in Amsterdam, Derek thought it would be amusing to call the James Whale Show from a Jacuzzi in a brothel, and pass the phone around for prostitutes to say hello.

Later when I was looking for a gross Northern copper, I thought how amusing it would be to call him after my rather smooth middle-class friend".

In his new role as deputy chairman of the Libyan British Business Council, he said it was "rather amusing" for the UK government to call for Gaddafi to go, suggesting that this would be illegal under new UN sanctions.

(That two of the four Republican presidents whose visages adorn Mount Rushmore, TR and Abraham Lincoln, would likely be drummed out of today's Republican Party, which I hesitate to call "modern-day," is amusing. In its mordant sort of way).

Malik stepped outside to call her husband in because their 6-month-old baby had done something amusing.

Upon receiving the procedure, Peter feels sexually violated and proceeds to tell Lois about his ordeal, and she is rather unsupportive and finds it amusing, up to the point to calling him a "fucking idiot".

The exhibits - what they call "artifacts" range from amusing to terrifying.

"I understand that he says he's a great businessman but smart money isn't going into linear cable any more," said Tuchman, calling the idea "very amusing to say the least".