Sentence examples for fun down from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Bourne's dances emphasize, there is more energy and fun down in Covent Garden's vegetable market than up in the stands at Royal Ascot.

"I started out in a group called the Applejacks down there and we even had moderate hits like 'Rock Conga' and 'Mexican Hat Rock.' Boy, it was fun down there".

The management has good intentions — the upstairs dining room is for adults only, remote from the singles scene and chattering children — but if you're seated up there next to a table of eight, all of them working on a second round of cocktails, you might as well throw up your hands and join the fun down in the bar.

And if you can't pin fun down, then how can you have more of it?

The band's brash, dynamic music, with song titles such as "I Wanna Be Your Dog," "No Fun," "Down on the Street," "Dirt" and "Death Trip," alongside Pop's startling, confrontational performance style, eventually made them a widely acknowledged forerunner to punk rock.

One of the police says to me, 'You're not going to have any fun with that attitude,' and I thought, 'You're taking the piss – as if any of us are having fun down here anyway,'" said 24-year-old Jane (not her real name), who is a heroin addict and has been a street sex worker for two years.

Applicants, this HuffPost writer first cut her teeth blogging at Urban Honking and assures you these guys are creative, fun, down-to-earth and supportive as anyone you'd hope to meet on or off-line.

It seems so sad that they didn't take the opportunity to have a bit of fun, put down the instruments and light up a joint, or head down to the ballroom to play Marco Polo.

But the real fun is down below, sparking conversations about underlying concepts, underlying reality and the underlying frame of debate.

But the main fun is down on the ground, with numerous moments bringing back happy memories of The Precursor Legacy.

In the game scenes, Stephenson appears to be having a lot of fun, throwing down slam dunks, and even, at one point, dancing a little jig.