Sentence examples for finding fun from inspiring English sources

Are children best off at summer camp or finding fun on their own?

"Everyone keep their eyes open," Romo said during a conference call, finding fun where others feel anxiety.

It brought back memories of the half-concrete parks and fields where I played among the gypsy ponies, of finding fun in broken parts of abandoned cars.

"These kids are finding fun in dancing," said Garry Gehkman, their coach and Israeli ballroom dance champion from 1992 to 1999.

And these, as it happens, are the kinds of female power this issue of the magazine explores: women finding fun and solace in one another's inspiriting company; women in moments of toughness and in mobility; women displaying beauty and brazenness; women reveling in motherhood or in the chance to shut out the social demands of femininity and concentrate on the work at hand.

Facebook's new native event discovery feature makes finding fun things to do a seamless part of every day browsing.

Acting as if the other won't be back means finding new fun things to do and new fun people to do those with.

The dynamic nature of fun is always like that, and is why good game developers often talk about the importance of "finding the fun" in games through prototyping.

The friends pile into a cab for a raucous debate about whether her choice is about power-exchange (Miranda) or about finding a fun new hole (Samantha).

City Atlas makes finding out fun and encourages readers to make links between the geography and politics of a city and its culture.

I'm really neither here nor there on the issue of ghosts, generally finding more fun in the knickers-in-a-knottedness of the I Fucking Love Science types than any strict adherence to the complete and irrefutable truth.