Sentence examples for corny use from inspiring English sources

"Take My Breath Away," for all its corny use in a love-scene montage, not only managed to become a go-to prom theme anthem but also won an Academy Award for best original song.

"Loose Rap", which is titled after the slang phrase of the same name, dismisses romantic admirers who use corny pick-up lines.

Their tendency to use corny phrases/lyrics?

Use corny pickup lines really loudly in class Shout out the answer others won't think of!

Using corny lines won't get you anywhere with this girl, or any others.

Alexander, who used corny aliases such as Bourne and Bauer, was originally jailed in 2008, after he supplied the gun to the Croxteth Crew who shot dead schoolboy Rhys Jones in Liverpool in 2007.

So I continue to use the corny job title because us coaches haven't come up with anything even remotely better.

Our playlist so far consists of mischievous use of corny acoustic-based girlie schmoozefests such as Ozzy's "Dreamer" and the Eagles Hotel Californiaiandand even a modified traditional Iraqi song.

Never use those corny pickup lines, just naturally flirt with them.

I wish people would stop using that corny term.

Television pundits have criticised the writing of the programme; Robert Hanks of The Independent calls the scripts "often corny, even painfully so", using Monty Everard's line "You'll come to regret crossing swords with me, sir!" from "Health Hazard" (2003) as an example.