Sentence examples for better amusement from inspiring English sources

The rhythms of the neighborhood offer better amusement than anything on television (especially in the summer).

Some parks are better for littluns, whilst others specialise in adrenaline As the summer season sets in TripAdvisor have announced their official pick of the best amusement parks in the UK, Europe, and across the world, with Discovery Cove in Florida topping the list as the number one global amusement destination for holidaymakers looking for some fun.

I had hoped this would be a warm, fuzzy application, a way for parents to feel better at an amusement park".

But his new gig offers better hours and much more amusement.

But now that estimates of 2001 attendance are available, and the amusement companies are better able to assess their prospects, a bit of the gloom has lifted, certainly for many of the nation's smaller amusement parks.

Without the minute-to-minute pressure and the time cards held up to tell her to move on, she can be a little more expansive, and better able to savor the amusement and delight of whatever she happens to be doing.

Earlier this month, Yves J?, the mayor of a small town southeast of Paris, officially announced his plans for the Bivouac de Montereau, better known as Napoleonland -- an amusement park commemorating French history, with an emphasis on the emperor's achievements, that will rival nearby EuroDisney.

The village tried to capitalize on the discovery by building a Neolithic-themed amusement park during the better economic times of the 1980s, when Tokyo showered regions with money for public works.

I learned about Amber Alert GPS when a friend introduced me to Russ Thornton, who founded it after his young son became lost in an amusement park for the better part of an hour.

I bundled him up and took him outside, which at least helped him sleep better at night, but his favorite amusement was making mad dashes for the street, and for having such short legs he moved with cheetah-like speed.

Eurogamer's Kristan Reed pointed out that, graphically, "it's hard to imagine how Amusement Vision could have done a better job".