Sentence examples similar to entertaining search from inspiring English sources

Several bloggers claimed yesterday to have identified other AOL users by examining data, while others hunted for particularly entertaining or shocking search histories.

More entertaining than the adjective search is monitoring the level of alarm in Yankeeland, with the decidedly un-savior-like A. J. Burnett now being counted on to save the franchise.

The District's deficit with Hollywood declined as a result, but this hardly accrued to residents searching for entertaining indoor activities.

The search feature is marginally entertaining, though, because you can search for specific dog names and breeds and see how many people within a certain geographic area own animals like yours.

It's as if everybody in this city spends his day circulating in search of a more entertaining conversation with a stranger than the last.

It's an entertaining account of a teenager's search for herself and of the impulses that drive some of us into religion's comforting embrace.

This week's most entertaining stretch was Rick and Daryl's excellent adventure in search of Orange Crush for Dr Denise, and sorghum seeds for Eugene.

But you'll search in vain for a more entertaining guide to this world than Lanchester.

Stuart, Kevin and Bob star in the entertaining new film as they head to New York in search of a dastardly master to serve in 1968, 42 years B.G (before Gru).

A search for a copy of Geoff Dyer's entertaining account of DH Lawrence, Out Of Sheer Rage, finds 120 copies available on Alibris.

In this highly entertaining book, the author and bibliophile Rick Gekoski goes in search of some of the great missing works of art and literature, using a mixture of careful detective work and some erudite speculation.