Sentence examples for comedy ball from inspiring English sources

· DON'T bring a comedy ball & chain.

Howard Hawks's 1948 musical comedy "A Song Is Born," which I discuss in the clip above, is a remake of his 1941 non-musical comedy "Ball of Fire".

In 1948, Hawks made "A Song Is Born" (M-G-M), a remake of his own 1942 comedy "Ball of Fire".

Playing tomorrow on a double bill with the Howard Hawks comedy "Ball of Fire" (1941) at 2 p.m. is "Sergeant York" (1941), scheduled for 4 p.m.

Take Howard Hawks's 1930 harsh and unstinting war movie "The Dawn Patrol," which I've described as a "virtual war musical," featuring pilots in the common room breaking into song, or his 1941 comedy "Ball of Fire," in which an old song, "Genevieve," poignantly conjures whole lost lives.

Barb Jungr is 58 now, but retains a kind of irrepressible humour and spirit reminiscent of Barbara Stanwyck in her role as a headstrong jazz singer who falls in with a group of elderly lexicographers in Howard Hawks's 1941 comedy Ball of Fire.

In short, the BBC is about to have its comedy balls cut off.

Their timing is excellent, if accidental: the Ping-Pong comedy "Balls of Fury," starring Christopher Walken and Dan Fogler, arrives in movie theaters next week.

There's plenty of cheese-ball comedy here.

The stunt was part of his 'Neg's Urban Sports' section of comedy game show Balls of Steel.

Even then there was a bit of comedy: Bresnan guided the ball past mid-on and Powell set off in chase, caught up with the ball, then took his eye off it and it ran underneath his hand and into the rope.