Sentence examples for funny action from inspiring English sources
But the neurotic, shrill and often very funny action is distinctively Russell-esque.
By then the 80,000-strong crowd had noticed the guy with the funny action.
Each of these bright, funny action adventures is expertly crafted to exploit both the appeal of the blocks themselves and the various licences – from Star Wars to Harry Potter – that have been converted into playset form.
And Bioware of Edmonton, Alberta, not only produced a splendid follow-up to Baldur's Gate, its groundbreaking role-playing game from 1998, but also a follow-up to MDK, Shiny Entertainment's sweetly funny action game from 1996.
You can tell as a cricketer when somebody has a funny action, but the ICC has chosen at international level to have some boffins in a studio with lights and camera and all kinds of mechanics to say he bends and straightens it - which is really a euphemism for throwing - 10 degrees, so he's alright".
A blunt description of an intrinsically funny action - shaking a spear.
His characters have names, like Lovely Rita or Father Mackenzie, and perform bold, funny actions: they came in through the bathroom window or, like Joan in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer," they got "quizzical, studied pataphysical/Science in the home," a reference to the Dadaist playwright Alfred Jarry's science of imaginary solutions.
The opening of the "manifesto" describes the brand's personality as "loyal, reliable, confident, funny, action-oriented, unapologetic, testosterone-driven, non-preaching, celebratory, unpretentious, no bullshit".
Throw out a few jokes or funny actions that will make them laugh.
The movie seemed particularly thin next to last summer's Paul Feig-Melissa Mcollaborationboration, "Spy," a considerably smarter, funnier action-comedy hybrid whose righteous gender politics were all the more trenchant for welling up naturally from the material, rather than being a high-concept selling point.
But the Nazis' arrival is a huge and not especially funny mock action sequence.
