Sentence examples for fine entertainment from inspiring English sources

The game took a little while to get going, but the last hour or so was very fine entertainment indeed.

She thought that "Steamboat Willie" was a fine entertainment for youngsters, but she considered most of the Disney oeuvre manipulative and false.

Reading the life and the fiction side by side makes for fine entertainment, as we discover what is included and excluded, what is made up, what not.

Congratulations to Chris Froome and all of the cyclists who have provided us with such fine entertainment over the past three weeks of the Tour de France.

Terrific to report, then, that The Lego Movie does nothing to undermine the Danish dynamo's ongoing reputation as a purveyor of fine entertainment for kids of all ages.

It was fine entertainment and it would make your eyes cross, but, in my opinion, it arose more from blue-collar culture and passed-down folkways of speaking than malice or even prejudice.

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For these two weeks, there is no finer entertainment to be had than buying yourself a massive bag of lebkuchen and driving round the local garden centres laughing at uptight, list-making types strapping 8ft premium nordman firs to the roofs of their Volvo estates with the special Christmas tree clamps they bought from Halfords in September.

"Since we first opened our doors to eager audiences in June of 1930, the theater has not only retained its beauty, but has proven time and time again that we maintain the perfect marriage of Broadway's finest entertainment with the luster of Hollywood's Golden Age," read a statement from Martin Wiviott, the Pantages' general manager. .

I think we're still a little stuck on not taking advantage fully of the hand-held devices and keep trying to make them mini TVs, but I really believe that they will soon change the entire texture of yet another form of entertainment medium -- something that will combine gaming and serial stories and fined entertainment.

And yet Jersey Boys works fine as entertainment: a rackety fairground ride of a film.