Sentence examples for fun celebrating from inspiring English sources

This is the kernel of Gaulier philosophy: good performers (in comedy or theatre – there's no difference) are in touch with their own unique absurdity, and have fun celebrating it on stage.

A cornucopia of fun, celebrating the extraordinary talents of the master animator whose art has filled the screen with cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Tweetie Pie, the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote is off and running today.

So, this weekend I will have fun celebrating my brother's leap of faith and love, smile and look lovingly at the newly married couple knowing that half of me will be wishing it was me up there marrying my Mr. Wonderful and the other half thanking God it isn't while hoping that this really is their happily ever after.

Not everyone was having fun celebrating Irishness, of course, with a festive post on Chelsea's Twitter account causing an outpouring of anger from people with handles like @EDL_Phil and @Blues_Brothers_Loyal – but bonkers and intermittently sectarian Twitter storms aside, what a weekend of football.

It was the children themselves who voted for the best photographs and everyone seemed to be having fun, celebrating each others' achievements.

Enjoy having fun celebrating and keeping a clear head.

But after President Donald Trump decided to sign an executive order banning people from seven predominately Muslim countries, as well as all refugees, the agency quickly decided this wasn't a typical year. . "Having a big fun celebration to celebrate the accomplishments of our industry just didn't feel right," United Talent Agency CEO Jeremy Zimmer told the Los Angeles Times.

"Fun City: Celebrating the Life of Ralph Fasanella" ends Sept. 10.

YONKERS -- "Fun City: Celebrating the Life of Ralph Fasanella," folk artist.

It's a fun atmosphere, celebrating and mocking the casualness amid the affluence.

"Hitchcock's second-to-last British movie before decamping to LA is a fun romp celebrating the stiff-upper-lippedness of our great nation".