Sentence examples for entertain anyone from inspiring English sources

Brown recluses are not very reclusive, which just doesn't seem right, as if Cedric the Entertainer were to profess shock at the notion that he should entertain anyone.

"Would Meryl Streep entertain anyone else's feet?" I asked my wife.

But while the dance team began as a Nets promotional stunt, Young@Heart began at a housing project here for the elderly, in 1982, and its members never expected to entertain anyone but themselves.

While a President may, in theory, entertain anyone cleared by the Secret Service, preferably someone not carrying a machine gun, what if he decides, on the spur of the moment, that he wants to start a war?

While most of the following are far actually too big to fit in a stocking, they are certainly inviting enough to entertain anyone waking in the early hours – and can be laid on top of said stocking (unless you have very big stockings!).

When, in December 1957, our team was auditioned by Clement Freud to be the pre-Christmas cabaret at his Royal Court Theatre Club above the theatre in Sloane Square, Joe was extremely reluctant but we remained a team, took the job and successfully entertained the diners – the first time any of us had been paid to entertain anyone.

Two assessments of how the movies make big profits without entertaining anyone.

I'm sure it would have entertained anyone watching to see me quaking in the corner of the coop, yelling, "No, Laura!

You get the impression Gayle doesn't worry whether he has entertained anyone else so much as he does about whether he has amused himself.

Since Iraq is now about as popular in the national psyche as anthrax, the chances are rather slim that Laura will be entertaining anyone hailing from Baghdad or Basra.

Moralistic lectures never entertained anyone – but gory tales of suspense are a different thing.