Sentence examples for bit of a funny from inspiring English sources

"It's been a bit of a funny season really," says the right-handed batsman.

It's a bit of a funny one that everyone classes London as such a disappointment," she said.

First set: Henman wins 6 - 3 Sa Sa has a bit of a funny turn and goes 0-40 down.

"Someone may complain about that one because it has a bit of a funny shape," he says, pointing at the conveyor.

Nars The Multiple in Orgasm It's got a bit of a funny name, but this is an amazing blusher that's also a highlighter.

"I suppose what I'm trying to say, in a very clumsy way, which will again probably cause offence, is that some people might be going through a bit of a funny phase between the age of 15 and 20 when they're not sure.

As a kid, he liked to be a little bit of a joker, to dress funny or walk funny or try to make silly little jokes.

(That British band's lead singer, Ian Curtis, hanged himself on the eve of its first American tour, a piece of information that links the song to the scattershot grimness of "Series 7".) The bit is a funny and ripe shock.

The bit is a funny send-up of the Netflix show's distinctive attributes, from its theme music and opening-credits sequence to its frequent dramatization of texting and the gold ring that the main character bangs on tabletops.

And while "Stranger Than Fiction" traffics in a bit of darkly funny existential anxiety, it also finds room for romantic fantasy and sentimental uplift.

Ben Huh presented his views on Internet culture at Disrupt Beijing, bringing a bit of the funny to the stage in our last presentation.