Sentence examples for far from fun from inspiring English sources

Phone companies are far from fun.

And we all know that regulators are far from fun.

Yet things are far from fun in the UK workplace.

In fact, the subject matter is far from fun, being the defeat of France in 1940 by the Nazis.

Anyone who has been stuck in the rain for three hours as trucks roar by knows it can be far from fun, but it is always an adventure.

That may have happened in the day-to-day operations at Town Hall, but the Selectmen's meetings are still sometimes far from fun, she acknowledged.

Too far from New York City fun.

Far from being fun to watch, this was downright painful.

In calling not just for the feature to be dropped, but also for their experiences to be heard, NMP3 revealed how this is far from harmless fun.

The fact that Tomas stood beside her fully dressed meant that the essence of what they both saw was far from good clean fun (if it had been fun he was after, he, too, would have had to strip and don a bowler hat); it was humiliation.

Far from being idle fun, stories act like cultural DNA – tiny packets of information that build tribes and societies.