Sentence examples for be some fun in from inspiring English sources

There may be some fun in this, but we don't know what it is.

Yet when it comes to movies people get nervous about acknowledging that there must be some fun in crime (though the gleam in Cagney's eye told its own story).

There has to be some fun in being PM! Before heading to bed I'd work on a speech for the next PM to give the following day, making the case for a strong housing safety net to be there to help people who fall on hard times.

There's some fun in the ballet, but, at the end, the saboteur is carried off to his death.

Peter Dinklage plays her hated business rival and former lover, and there's some fun in the flashbacks to their coke-fuelled affair in the 90s.

There was some fun wordplay in the clues, including "What a host holds" for PARASITE and "impressionistic work" for APING.

There were some fun things in Milan as well, but over all it's a lot of clothes to look at.

nicolletta You probably don't think of Vegas for skiing but there are some fun runs in the Spring mountains at an altitude around 2,800 metres, ranging from beginner to expert and the scenery is stunning.

I've had a couple relationships go bad, and there's some fun stuff in it, there's also a little heavier stuff.

There's some fun symmetry in certain of the songs too, from the thematic connection of "Columbus Stockade Blues" and the instrumental "Jailbreak" to the ghoulish balance of "Pretty Polly" and "Henry Lee," respectively a "boy-kills-girl" and a "girl-kills-boy" ballad.

"It was some fun going out in search of cow dung in the Spain countryside," he said, chuckling.