Sentence examples similar to becoming amused from inspiring English sources
Seduced by this alternate life of solitude and Finn's seeming indifference, the public schoolboy returned again and again, becoming 'Scheherazade, desperate to keep him amused'.
Given the saturated festival market — especially on the West Coast — peripheral events designed to amuse attendees between bands (or during boring sets) are becoming de rigueur.
If audiences became disgruntled by his failure to amuse, he might burst into tears, his cries and shrieks becoming increasingly incoherent and rhythmic until he suddenly started expertly accompanying his vocals on conga drums.
Sather Tower, the main landmark of U.C. Berkeley, is visible from his house, and he is amused by the idea that one lousy tenure-track job might have been enough to prevent him from becoming a radio star.
(Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim) New York Philharmonic (Friday, Saturday, Wednesday and Thursday) In what is becoming a new tradition, the New York Philharmonic precedes its official season opener with a series of amuse-bouche concerts, this year focusing on film music.
Constitutionalists are not amused.
Scientists were not amused.
