The phrase "entertaining things" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities, events, or objects that provide amusement or enjoyment.
Example: "The festival featured a variety of entertaining things, from live music to interactive games."
Alternatives: "fun activities" or "amusing items".
Sure, native Hawaiians gave the world entertaining things like the hula and surfboards.
Seeing as how there are quite a few fans of "entertaining" things, the crowds that descend on Comic Con are mammoth, creating interminable lines.
Everyday you wake up, think of fun and entertaining things you can do that DON'T cost money.
Entertaining things, like dogs, as the picture above illustrates.
"The role of a novel is to entertain readers, and fear is one of the most entertaining things there is".
BS Yes, I'm not really talking about the entertaining things.
"It's not an accurate representation," Mr. Manitoba said, "but it could be a fun, entertaining thing, and if I guess if I lived in Nebraska, I would love to see it".
"The improv idea of saying yes from the start," she adds, "allows business folks to entertain things that would ordinarily get axed out".
The videos are obviously there to entertain, things we watch in the office while taking a break, but it has the added thrill of being a looking glass into a potential future (although maybe with less explosions), when augmented reality gaming moves from fantastical imaginings into physical reality.
This is what I predict will happen, imagine 6 men in complete isolation from the outside world, no women to keep them entertained, things could go a bit Oz and they'll all start fucking each other and forming a white power gang against the poor Chinese guy who will end up getting eaten due to the crappy ration packs tasting so awful.
Are the powers who reign over this theater of the bottom line aware that there are some really interesting -- even entertaining -- things to talk about on the stage and that they ought to be encouraged?
