Sentence examples for funny along from inspiring English sources
It might be vaguely funny, along the lines of last month's Dutch Youtube spoof in which one guy infiltrated the Schalke training session and yet, it is not a prank: Hertha BSC, yes Hertha BSC are in fourth place!
The comedy is knockabout, but the sheer tactlessness is part of what makes it funny, along with Djalili's great big expressive, rubbery face, experimenting in the mirror with what he imagines to be the stoic grimaces of Judaism, and pondering the nature of his semitic identity.
Real life can be painfully sad -- and sometimes, it can be really, really funny along the way.
For the interview, you want to be interesting and funny, along with being comfortable.
The Atlantic writer Scott Meslow called the episode "a fine example of Parks and Recreation at its funniest" and along with "Li'l Sebastian" served as an "ideal capper to a remarkably strong third season of the series".
My sister and I found this funny and played along, but my little brother was always on the lookout for tigers and was crushed when we inevitably returned home with only cicadas in our bags.
So when a legitimately funny person comes along, I often want to follow them everywhere out of sheer gratitude.
That would be funny enough, but along comes a grandpa who takes some of the weed and hands it to his wheelchair-bound wife as if the buds are a bushel of flowers.
Lecavalier took a feed from a funny angle along the right boards and ripped a one-timer that beat goaltender Henrik Lundqvist to the wide side.
Her debut show, Lady Cariad's Characters, features a host of memorable sorts (including a cheery cult member, a singing cockney and a seven year-old stand-up called Andrew), all realised with plenty of dexterity and featuring some sublimely funny moments along the way.
What do you think of this? "Northanger Gabby," in which the notorious gossips Miss Bates, Mrs. Bennett, Sir William Lucas, Mr. Rushworth and Aunt Norris go to a Gothic castle -- lots of funny chatter along the way -- discover that the ghosts are (get this!) real and are, one at a time, slaughtered -- slowly -- with grisly details.
