Sentence examples for comic bit from inspiring English sources

One comic bit details the war wounds suffered by Alexander the Great.

Whereas the Wooster Group sometimes engaged in a vaudevillian style, when Ari Fliakos performed a comic bit in rehearsal, Mr. Maxwell's note was telling: "Don't sell it".

But if the comic bit is not so great, then "breaking" is used as a tactic, probably unconsciously, to punch it up.

And he was fired from the BBC after leaving raunchy messages on the voice mail of a 78-year-old actor, a comic bit that even his country's then-prime minister felt compelled to denounce.

Camera crews milked George Clooney for all he was worth, repeatedly cutting to him sitting glumly in the audience, a comic bit that appeared to be planned in advance.

In his first script meeting with Riefenstahl, Hitler described the following comic bit: "I'll be dressed in a tramp costume, just like Chaplin, and we'll do the scene in 'The Gold Rush' where he cooks his shoe and eats it".

He began his screen career inauspiciously in 1967 with the role of Oriental Number 2 in Thoroughly Modern Millie, and took comic bit-parts in forgettable 1970s romps like Every Little Crook; Nanny, Where Does It Hurt?; and I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now.

Comic bits in comedy must come of themselves.

He kept adding comic bits to his guitarwork.

Many of the film's comic bits, like her eagerness for free Champagne, never happened.

Instead he flings comic bits and gross-out gags around desperately.