Sentence examples for blue comedy from inspiring English sources
He knows the festival isn't used to chauvinist, "blue" comedy.
It's basically a bog-standard, old-school "blue" comedy set, which addresses "fat birds" and bangers, willies and fingering – and not much else.
This is the Hemingway that hovers over Michael Hollinger's play "An Empty Plate in the Cafe du Grand Boeuf," a navy blue comedy (it doesn't quite make it to black) that opened yesterday at Primary Stages.
In tennis, anyone at Wimbledon found in a red, white and blue comedy jester's hat, or clutching a card from the Daily Mail saying 'Ace' on it, must be drowned in a vat of Pimms.
Graham Ball, writing in the Sunday Express observed that Horne "didn't tell jokes in the usual manner, didn't have a catchphrase and never resorted to blue comedy".
It's a weird, funny, touching, race-and-sex-obsessed explosion of free jazz, rhythm-and-blues, low comedy and surrealism, skepticism and romanticism.
Hence the "coffee, tea or me" and all the other stewardess jokes, the blue comedies like "Boeing, Boeing," the paparazzi shots of starlets disembarking from Air France; the image of James Bond smirking at Pussy Galore's Flying Circus.
Elliott was offered work directing streamlined studio fare such as Twister and The First Wives Club but chose a gutsier path, not just staying local but taking on cranked-to-eleven true-blue comedy in nothing less than the mother of all cinematic send-ups of Australian national identity.
The Apollo's stage became an international incubator of black talent, whether in jazz, blues, comedy, dance or rhythm and blues.
Satellite Radio The new wave in radio is the satellite system, which allows drivers to listen to up to 100 digital channels broadcast via satellite to an in-car receiver catering to specialized preferences, including jazz and blues, comedy and sports.
It is a popular venue for touring rock acts, though it also hosts blues, comedy, dance, hip hop, indie, and rap artists.
