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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence 'comedian being' is not correct and wouldn't be used in written English
To use the concept of a comedian in a sentence you would need to use the present participle (-ing) form of the verb 'to be' (i.e. 'being') in combination with the noun 'comedian': "The audience laughed uproariously at the comedian being silly on stage."
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In the hands of another comedian, being told they've got no jokes would be annoying.
And the catalog cites Lionel Hampton in the 1940s: "If you were a black entertainer of any kind — musician, singer, comedian — being a headliner at the Apollo was your proudest achievement".
As it is, we can now revel in the notion of a French comedian being given an Oscar solely on the strength of his body language and facial expressions.
To a longtime fan of stand-up, these podcasts instantly sounded odd to me, because they seemed to exist in the gray area between the comedian being "on" and "off".
People would say, 'I don't do tents' or 'Never trust a hippie' or even 'What's Glastonbury?' But a decade of Jo Whiley, of short inserts of A N Other Comedian being wacky in the healing fields, and Glastonbury has become as toothless, as normal as The X Factor.
Like any cartoonist or comedian, being a medieval illuminator was "almost like you're getting paid for your imagination," Sears said.
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The comedian was acquitted.
"You're a regular comedian, aren't you?
The comedian is Jimmy Kimmel, not Jimmy Fallon.
Being a comedian is two basic skills.
Drama, not the comedian, was now king.
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