Sentence examples for fun to report from inspiring English sources

It's much more fun to report this election than it is to try and fix the result.

It'd be fun to report that that job taught me important skills and precepts that followed me for the rest of my life, but that'd be pushing it.

HP's press release was quickly picked up by major newspapers; it was fun to report that e-mail was making us stupider than pot.

So it's no fun to report that the recipes and food writing here need to be extracted from a rambling, fearsomely uninteresting memoir about Charles's family, who have summered in Maine for generations.

It would be fun to report that birds flying above the high court in the Strand ceased to sing during Dacre's evidence or that inquiry participants in court 73 felt suddenly cold and donned their overcoats.

"Now it's fun to report bugs".

The movie, I'm happy to report, is fun pretty much all the way through.

At home students watch less TV, spend more time reading for fun, and are more likely to report their parents want them to do well in math and science.

NAIL IT! !! don't be nervous, it's fun to do reports and show off what you know.

They are most fun to watch, he reports, during their acrobatic mating between November through April.

So, we thought it would be fun to examine the report cards earned so far by the declared 2012 Republican presidential candidates.