Sentence examples for fun means from inspiring English sources

Down amid the stalactites and stalagmites, fun means eating in the underground lunchroom.

But fun means engaging, entertaining, challenging, memorable, playful and many more words all perfectly sensible aspirations for a museum exhibit.

Attitudes on the roads, which govern how safe journeys by bicycle feel, are important, and if we're to get more people getting about by this cheap, healthy and fun means we need everyone to understand that the roads are public spaces for everyone, no matter how they get around.

In LittleBigPlanet 3, the game's consistent mix of fun and frustrating gameplay, which is made even better when you have between one and three additional players over for local co-operative fun, means it follows in the footsteps of previous installments in this regard.

My business philosophy of "do it well, make it fun" means that we combine excellence and fun.

Having fun means you're happy, and fun to be with.

It's great fun, meant to be taken in small doses.

Train felt that fun meant the factions always have something fun to do with their attributes.

Incognito, of course, maintained that his antics were all in good fun, meant to inspire trust in teammates and toughen up a sensitive player.

Being an adult woman is not always fun: it means you're seen as sexualised, asking for comment and lechery.

When it comes to fun, Asia means business these days -- big business.