Sentence examples for fun language from inspiring English sources

But words are fun; language is fun.

"German is such a fun language to be angry in," Ms. O'Connell said before performing selections that included Friedrich Hollaender's "Kleptomanin" ("Kleptomaniac").

There's a sense of humour, too, with fun language guides in the rooms, and even the smoker's hut is known as Smoky Bay – the literal translation of Reykjavik.

It's got to be a fun language that we can enjoy, people can warm up to it and give it a go.

For what I assumed to be entries to an actual production of the lauded translation of Antigone, the poet jotted several mystifying phrases: "No punctuation much gives alacrity" and "Fun language meat language the shift".

But she got back to me a few days later with this quote from Terry Barber, Mac's director of makeup artistry (as you can see, Mac likes to have fun with language), to explain the nomenclature: "Mac Underage Tinted Lipglass [sic] is a gorgeous baby pink which looks really youthful (hence the name) if worn in the right way.

3. Have fun with language.

The editors aim to have fun with language too.

The script certainly has fun with language and opinion, even if some of the dialogue seems less than brilliant now.

The use of these photos is usually dressed up with fun, positive language about the 'cute'adorableble' photos and happy write ups about the family.

(Brantley) 'TABLOID CALIGULA' Three excellent performances set off Darren Murphy's dark comedy, about a London thug hooked on Alexander the Great, in which the author has a lot of fun with language and the art of storytelling (1 30).