Sentence examples for expect jokes from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't necessarily expect jokes about Antonin Scalia getting horseradish in his neck folds to spur people toward activism.

Now Tom Ballard brings the 2016 show to Soho: expect jokes about Isis, Hillary Clinton and, er, Justin Bieber.

She's smart enough to know that audiences expect jokes about her CP, but it's not her only focus; she's a warm and mischievous performer.

"As things got a little provocative and exciting, he said, 'I'm throwing out the show I wrote and writing a new show.'" Hudlin said audiences next month should expect jokes riffing off the #OscarsSoWhite furore.

That means you can expect jokes about that criminal Paris mixed in with my geekgasms of joy.

Tonight, when Donald Trump hosts Saturday Night Live, we can expect jokes about how his xenophobia has endured despite his marriages to Eastern Europeans, his ill-fated attempt to trademark the phrase "You're fired," his brand new feud with John Oliver, his Scrooge McDuck like lust for gold, and his inability to pronounce the first letter in the word huge.

On Saturday, as people walked into Avery Fisher (soon to be David Geffen Halll, there were the expected jokes from an excited crowd: "I guess they shoot you if you show up late".

This is a political crowd quite happy to hear about policies and elections and to leave feeling better about themselves, but most of all expecting jokes and entertainment.

The US are expecting 'joke joke joke joke joke joke joke'.

Expect synthesizers, jokes and -- if you're lucky -- a few laughs.

Nassirov giggles that he didn't expect his joke to "ignite so many furious responses".