Sentence examples for entertaining having from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly entertaining having one of those things sticking in your ear, but we wouldn't really encourage their use," says Mike Cummings, medical director of the British Medical Acupuncture Society (BMAS), which represents GPs and health professionals who incorporate acupuncture into conventional medical treatment.

The listing describes the renovated town house as "perfect for private use or lavish entertaining," having been "redesigned and reimagined for modern living while maintaining the traditional elegance and beauty of its spaces".

The semantic games — the talk of deregulation rather than reregulation — would have been entertaining had it not been for their devastating effects.

"The cost of disks are now low enough that you can entertain having all your backups on disk instead of tape," Mr. Gibson said.

Recently, however, something beyond the impulse to entertain has been showing up in Gibson's work.

Someone like Groucho, though he entertained, had a sense of deep surrealism or deep suffering.

But today the prerogative to entertain has superseded that to inform, with comment indistinguishable from news, fact indistinguishable from conjecture.

Oh, give it a rest, countered a weary KingKongsBalls: "Sometimes you just want to watch a film, eat your popcorn, be entertained, have a few laughs".

The idea, fleetingly entertained, has since been dropped, the executive says.

"All this time I've been entertaining, and having great deceased writers [over] to stay in my imagination.

In addition to a luxury automobile, you will need to acquire vehicles that are meant for entertaining and having fun.