Sentence examples for comedy off from inspiring English sources
stage debut in "The Human Comedy," Off Broadway, 1983.
The sense that perhaps the network could do better was behind the decision to pull the comedy off the air.
The antics, comedy off the field, traveling and celebrating were great times.
His imprisonment warned comedy off topical references, but the Roman audience became alert in applying ancient lines to modern situations and in demonstrating their feelings by appropriate clamour.
In his best work, Mr. Friedman has always bounced his comedy off dark human action and emotion, and those things are here too.
Scottish Opera's new mini production is just about witty and charismatic enough to lift the comedy off the page, but only just.
It's this sort of nebulous attitude that's taken his comedy off-piste and him into some strange situations.
For those who find MacFarlane's comedy off-putting, nothing in the trailer will change their minds.
The most noticeable alteration is the move of two comedies off Thursday nights, the low-rated but much praised "Community" and the struggling new comedy "Whitney".
First off, The Iron y) Lady [alright, let's knock if off now! - comedy Ed] is just woefully inaccurate.
A live-action filmmaker with the soul of an animator, Burton has a taste for off-center, gruesome comedy — so off-putting when attached to real people, as it was in "Batman Returns" — but perfectly suited to these characters.
