Sentence examples for bits of funny from inspiring English sources

Apparently, there are people who will pay 50 cents a week to download bits of funny material.

There are too many bits of funny banter, too many musical numbers and too much extended narration to keep all but the most patient gamers from becoming restless.

You never know where the next bit of funny news is coming from.

GR 2.06pm: There's been a bit of funny business in the Xiamen International marathon in China.

The deficit-reduction package contains a good bit of funny money and creative accounting, so the numbers are suspect, and the legislation does little to change long-run spending policies.

That made me laugh in the moment, but now that moment is gone, and with each passing moment the little bit of funny that was there drains away, leaving me without humor and trolling the Internet for ocelot jokes.

Four Tet doesn't hang around; mere minutes after announcing rarities comp 0181 on twitter, he posts the thing on SoundCloud Easily the best bit of Funny Or Die, the great Drunk History is getting its own full series.

This is as good a description as any of Ms. Beattie's early and widely imitated technique: a cameralike recording of the things that happened to her characters; glittering bits of their funny, rueful conversations; and a reluctance on her own part to analyze or comment.

it was fine....she (physiotherapist) was very good, very nice and she did try to make bits of it funny.

At the opening of last night's third season premiere, we were treated to a topical Handmaid's Tale inspired skit that was just a bit south of funny, where the first and second season's winners reminded us exactly how they captured our hearts: Alaska with her genius wit and toe-curling vocal fry and Chad Michaels with her immovable mug.

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