Sentence examples for dose of fun from inspiring English sources

However, several noted a belief that audiences — weary of economic crisis and political strife — are ready for a dose of fun from the entertainment industry.

This surreal oversize living room is the work of Cottrell and Vermeulen architects and designer Morag Myerscough, who have worked to bring a much-needed dose of fun to the children's ward of this colossal new hospital complex.

LaVelle Olexa of Lord & Taylor suggests, "Mixing things already in your wardrobe with a not necessarily expensive item," and Michael Fink of Saks Fifth Avenue counsels incorporating "a daily dose of fun".

FOR people with limited vision, hearing or mobility, the season of giving — and receiving — can be an opportunity to try out the growing number of gadgets that can simplify life or inject an extra dose of fun.

DJ Mehdi's brand of evolved hip-hop and grime-informed club music resulted in a fine album last year, while Justice's collaboration with Simian Mobile Disco took the electro-house/punk-funk scene to the masses (ie outside of the London hipster circuit and into regional shirts 'n' shoes clubs) by injecting a heavy dose of fun into the song We Are Your Friends.

He is one of a handful of hockey-playing lawmakers who founded the Congressional Hockey Caucus, a bipartisan group focused on spreading the sport and using hockey to fight childhood obesity and provide wounded veterans with physical therapy and a dose of fun.

A memorandum sent to employees said the intent was to "create a day that includes equal doses of fun, because you all deserve it, and conscience, because the times demand it".

I don't see the upside of being miserable when the science shows that strategic doses of fun can shred the awfulizing and irrational thoughts that are at the root of most stress.

It's designed as a real-time way to tap local knowledge, with, I dare say, a heavy dose of serendipitous fun.

I love his philosophy of taking on monster challenges to inspire change and doing it with a dose of high of fun and adventure.

Encouraged by New York house DJs such as Masters At Work's Louie Vega, Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton adulterated their breathless house and garage bangers with liberal doses of other fun stuff – a ragga vocal here, a two-tone sample there – whatever suited.