Sentence examples for entertaining section from inspiring English sources

Ifyouski.com has an entertaining section of resort reviews — from the slopes to après ski, to the ski schools and lifts (under Resort Info).

But perhaps the most entertaining section is what he calls "parents' worst nightmares": a surfboard, roller skates and a pogo stick, all gasoline-powered.

Arguably, the most entertaining sections are those dealing with the early 1900s.

Some of the most entertaining sections in the book are Long's comic send-ups of staffroom life.

The most entertaining sections of Ujifusa's book are really a kind of preamble to Gibbs's time.

Some of the most entertaining sections are written in the face of distractions - the head of the man in front of Gray on a plane, for example, whose shiny pate he dreams of damaging in revenge for having heedlessly pushed back his chair.

My own notion is that Easy Rider was something of an aberration, a film with no beginning or ending but with a wonderfully entertaining middle section that served to introduce Jack Nicholson to the non-exploitation-film audience for the first time.

Hauser is at his most informative and entertaining in the section of the book called "Minds in Society," where he focuses on our efforts to translate animal vocalizations.

In the interest of saving our readers' time and screening out the riffiest of the raff, HuffPost Chicago scoured Craigslist's always entertaining Missed Connections section in a quest for intoxicating, and often intoxicated, dispatches from the urban jungle.

In the interval come both the book's most entertaining and harrowing sections.

From Moran, the painter of the American West who built East Hampton's first artist's studio in 1884, to a current summer resident, Chuck Close, the show, with Simon Taylor as curator, offers varying levels of quality and a generally entertaining if spotty cross section of 20th-century American art.