Sentence examples for comic mischief from inspiring English sources

"It's mature comic mischief".

Or, as Conker might argue, mature comic mischief.

The system also describes the content as "strong language," "graphic violence" and "comic mischief" on the backs of packages.

When the spotlight hit him, he smiled, waved and took the applause that followed with the ease of a born performer - and just a hint of comic mischief in his eyes.

If Ms. Sokol often lights up the stage with a conspiratorial sense of comic mischief, her sense of humor is far more reliable than her singing voice, which is in bad repair, with a wobbly vibrato and painfully imperfect pitch.

It may look like heaven, but the spacious loft that houses Sunburst Communications — the new-age Ohio advertising agency where much of the comic mischief in "The Ex" is hatched — is a viper's nest.

Meanwhile, the TV channel Comedy Central is to broadcast a live advert performed – with no knowledge in advance of the product being promoted – by comic improvisers Mischief Theatre.

A subsequent journey through the British East Africa colonies and the Belgian Congo formed the basis of two books; the travelogue Remote People (1931) and the comic novel Black Mischief (1932).

Buildings hide as much as they show, and as Scott McCloud suggests in his Understanding Comics books (themselves in comic-book form), lots of mischief takes place in those spaces between the windows.

She added bits of mischief in the comic fantasy "Mrs. McThing," and years later polished her conniving, fuddled old-lady act as a stowaway in "Airport," a role that earned her the second Oscar.

Forward… to the 1970sOn which point, journalists at the event in Thurrock were tickled to notice that, when it is not hosting party manifesto launches, the hotel where it took place also hosts "Fawlty Towers -themed dinners aTowers -themed dinners at characters from the iconic 1970s television comedy stage "comic mishaps, manic mayhem and major mischief" for the amusement of guests.