Sentence examples for fun ladies from inspiring English sources
"Fun, ladies and gentleman," said Dan Domenech, an M.C. introduced as "the pop star," breaking into song.
—AM New York Trade in Your Parka to Turn Up the Fun Ladies and gentlemen, a crowded subway is no excuse for depressing sartorial choices.
The Guard is set in the home country, has several scenes with the most fun ladies of easy virtue since the girls Alex met at the Milkbar in Clockwork Orange, and is funnier.
At times it risks crossing the line from educational to lecturing, as she seems well aware: "I'm a fun lady!" she says, in a tone to indicate the opposite.
As Palin's interviews unroll against the backdrop of the unraveling national economic mess, voters of all parties are blanching at the idea that their families' or the nation's future might end up in her hands, fun lady though she may seem.
Luckily, we're part of this incredible scene and city of Denver and a lot of our funniest most famous friends want to come to do our shows (including Andy, Ben and Adam's "The Grawlix" at The Bug Theatre) and some of the other great shows in town like Too Much Fun, Lady Face, Propaganda and Kevin O'Brien's debate show Arguments and Grievances.
It's much more fun for ladies, of course, because they get to wear colour and jewellery; for guys, it's pretty much a tux and tie.
The ambience of "Desolation Row" is reminiscent of Kerouac's Mexico, a mixture of cheap food and fun (and ladies for hire) but with "a certain drear, even sad darkness".
Jane was a gracious and fun loving lady; admired by all who knew her.
FSF I have titties, whammers, bazookas, fun bags, lady lumps, breasts, boobs or anything else you might want to call them.
