Sentence examples for fun calling from inspiring English sources

And no one seemed to have as much fun calling N.B.A. games as Walton did for 19 years.

The sometimes nasty, sometimes raunchy man whose lamentation on radio yesterday was that "I'm not having any fun calling Jews on Yom Kippur" is about to become the progenitor of the richest literary prizes in the United States.

Predictably, Twitter has been having a lot of fun calling out Cohen's A-Grade creepiness.

Tom Cross of Gamasutra called Drake a "lovable jerk" who is "light, flippant, and just plain fun", calling him a perfect caricature of a scoundrel.

On January 11 , 2011 the band made their national television debut while performing the songs "All I Want" and "Better Off This Way" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Skaff recalled the TV performance as "fun", calling Jimmy Kimmel "a good guy", and "a great experience" to be on Kimmel's show.

The online fun, called "It's You on Univision," will be available, beginning on Wednesday, at univision.net/itisyou.net/itisyou

But one wonders what can be accomplished -- call it fun, call it work -- in his world of kickball lunches and games of "Toss Your Boss".

Even though I'd like to have superpowers for a change, I'll just hunker down again in South Carolina to watch the fun called Election Day.

Gentle interactivity with all the added fun of calling out animal names and noises.

But at what point are companies just throwing money around for fun and calling it Culture?

It's all good though, we didn't wanna have fun video calling our peeps anyway.