Sentence examples for becoming entertained from inspiring English sources

Like Ryan, anyone who's been around for a while is sort of scratching their head and becoming entertained by the idea that he could start all over again.

It was becoming entertaining too, a match that was swift and direct, the ball moved rapidly and with a sense of urgency.

The dog now "earns" his meal, while becoming more entertained in the process, AND gets used to following the commands of your new partner.

His eyes twinkle merrily when entertained, becoming almost lost in his features, which have a boyish smoothness beneath the grey whiskers.

Geoffrey West was trained to think in equations, although he seriously entertained becoming a writer during the California years.

Pension funds and other once-staid institutional shareholders are also becoming more willing to entertain offers as they strive to increase returns.As in the 1980s antitrust authorities seem to have become more relaxed than they were in the 1990s, especially in America.

To cater to the need to be entertained, malls are becoming increasingly specialised.

He was more interested in horses than in his studies, and entertained thoughts of becoming a jockey.

Prof. Friedman, who once entertained thoughts of becoming an artist himself, said: "Visual arts extend the ability to visualize.

Despite her fear of becoming a "hausfrau," Ms. McCarthy entertained a lot, and her surroundings were as important to her as her clothes (as they are for her characters).

I entertained thoughts of becoming a painter or getting a master's degree in architecture, but nothing felt quite right.