Sentence examples for fun joint from inspiring English sources

You'll need to buy other devices like a screen and keyboard, but putting a Pi-based system together from scratch can be a really fun joint project.

Whether you have pieced a Pi-based system together from scratch as a fun joint project with the kids, or breathed life into some older tech you had lying around, contribute and we'll gather together some of your success stories – or even tales of woe.

There was lots of fun, and joint outrage at whatever constituted the current piece of Larkin character assassination by the press.

But it's hard to avoid thinking that had they chosen to recite the alphabet in counterpoint (which might have been more fun), their joint appearance would still generate ticket sales unknown for a straight play since Julia Roberts appeared in Richard Greenberg's "Three Days of Rain" (which had a cast of three instead of two) three years ago.

Even in their youth in New York, most of them had indulged in what for them proved a vice: they were "collaborators" — dependent on the fun and companionship of joint authorship, which usually means a shared shallowness.

So naturally, I thought it would be fun to split a joint with him to convince him weed wasn't actually that bad.

It's more of an early set or last song of the night type joint —a fun song that lifts me up when feeling the effects of said law". - Skratch Bastid is a Toronto-based DJ and producer, originally from Nova Scotia.

She took them to fun fairs and burger joints, but she also took them to soup kitchens and clinics for the terminally ill.

If that doesn't total your joints, then join in the fun of Street Style Barcelona, which fuses Latin, punk and reggae moves with, er, politics.

Have a cocktail at The Vine, a hotel with a rooftop pool, then head to the club Mohle, one of many hip joints putting the fun into Funchal.

She conceded that sagging skin, waning energy and creaky joints aren't fun, but said that the early deaths of beloved friends had opened her eyes to the fact that growing old is the greatest of blessings.