Sentence examples for amusing to learn from inspiring English sources

It is amusing to learn that he dated a woman whose surname was Bacalhau, which means salt cod.

It's amusing to learn that she is Angeline, a minor California celebrity whose wealthy husband used to buy space on billboards for her picture.

In the light of subsequent events, it is amusing to learn that in 1948 the Argentinian football association imported eight British referees to help them raise the standard of officiating.

I've been back for 1 month and find it hugely amusing to learn to drive again, to have to ask people when I am jogging which side of the path I give way to for cyclists and having to keep receipts of everything in order to claim things later on in my tax return.

Dr Braun has only thoughts to contribute, neutral thoughts at the beginning of the story, agonised ones at its ending, neither set particularly digestible ('... every civilised man today cultivated an unhealthy self-detachment. Had learned from art the art of amusing self-observation and objectivity. Which, since there had to be something amusing to watch, required art in one's conduct...'.).

It's amusing to see Daniel Hugh Kelly play President Kennedy again.

It's going to be amusing to watch, [cohosts laughter] very amusing to watch".

The New Yorker, October 13 , 1934P. 54 An American tries to learn Japanese with amusing results.

By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, October 13 , 1934P. 54 An American tries to learn Japanese with amusing results.

Still, we have no right to feel grieved, for we have had enough of the history of the Land of Oz to fill six story books, and from its quaint people and their strange adventures we have been able to learn many useful and amusing things.

But the other thing that I find quite amusing and interesting is that it obliges people to learn about the business of business, where before they didn't.