Sentence examples for constituted fun from inspiring English sources
Trained in economics, my father said that when he began his career, 10 to 20percentt of his trips constituted fun.
Fried oysters constitute fun food -- seven fine, fresh specimens in a crackling cornmeal crust on a pillow of black-eyed peas.
A national tourism campaign, with the slogan "It's More Fun in the Philippines," has been something of a sensation on the Internet, though, and users have appropriated the slogan in postings on social media sites to celebrate — and mock — what constitutes "fun" in some areas.
In composing a short bio about yourself, include information such as hobbies, what you do for a living, your philosophy in life, and what constitutes fun for you.
A few notes about this super condom: Just because it stays slick for 1,000 thrusts does not mean that obliviously pounding your partner's brains out constitutes good, fun sex (unless they ask for that in which case, godspeed).
IGN stated that acquiring and learning the powers of Raziel's brothers constituted part of the fun, and that Raziel's moves were well animated and articulated.
This stuff has constituted some of the most fun evenings in my life.
There was lots of fun, and joint outrage at whatever constituted the current piece of Larkin character assassination by the press.
Those constituted the positives.
All good fun - but what if Buckingham Palace or the BBC decided that they were not amused, that these spoof accounts were in fact offensive and constituted harassment of staff?
