Sentence examples for foreign funnies from inspiring English sources

Cult classics like recently blasphemed Coen Bros flick The Big Lebowski, genuine blockbusters like Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz, and foreign funnies like Jackie Chan's breakout, Drunken Master, are just a few of the iconic titles hidden in the crevices of the great Feed.

See? Haha, they look foreign and funny.

Other countries despise the U.K. for this heresy, and believe that it is yet another instance of British xenophobia at its most insolent and thuggish, but what arouses British mirth is not funny foreigners but funny foreign songs, as well as the grave respect in which they are held by the foreigners, who become funny as a result.

In the wake of a mirth-inducing opening ceremony that will no doubt further showcase the eccentricities of funny foreigners and their funny foreign ways, the world's foremost winter sports practitioners will don garish Lycra and take to the ice and snow to do battle against the elements and each other in their collective bid for Olympic glory.

By and large, though, Anderson doesn't treat the era as a funny foreign land.

Rivals such as Sony and Fujitsu seem to be toying with such funny foreign ideas as managing themselves for their shareholders' benefit.

He makes jokes about ugly women, funny foreign accents and grimy poor people.

The subtext of which, broadly speaking, reads: it's a funny foreign name, so she won't mind.

Yet it began to seem clear that audiences wanted him to be just a funny, foreign fat man.

Some users stick with specific themes, a pregnancy perhaps, others restrict themselves to humorous images (funny foreign signs seem to be a popular motif).

In another two-minute clip, the then-richest entertainer in the world complains about New York cabbies' body odour, and jokes that they all have funny foreign names.