Sentence examples for funny banter from inspiring English sources

There are too many bits of funny banter, too many musical numbers and too much extended narration to keep all but the most patient gamers from becoming restless.

Instead, Iron Mule offers its audience several shorts interspersed with interviews with the filmmakers, as well as funny banter from Mr. Stern and Victor Varnado, who is both a filmmaker and an actor.

You only have to listen to the forced, rarely funny banter of the hosts on ABC's "Wipeout" for a few minutes to appreciate how pitch-perfect Mr. Kennedy and especially Ms. Cruickshank are.

There's lots of tension and loads of very funny banter, and it even bears a superficial similarity to Willis Hall's Malayan jungle drama, The Long and the Short and the Tall.

Ms. Lipman serves up the antics of Ray Russo (and displays some of his namesake Richard Russo's gift for smart, mordantly funny banter) in the form of situation comedy, complete with somewhat stock secondary characters.

Pubs make for a welcome change of scene, and the funny banter between young Stephen and his buddy Smallbone contributes to the sort of intellectual slacker feel I enjoyed in O'Brien's previous novel Afterlife.

President Obama's habit of going on television comedy shows is sort of charming, and he engaged in some semi-funny banter last night with Jay Leno about aging and silver in his hair and his marriage.

Each time the movie's verbal humor falls flat, "Along Came Polly" reminds you how difficult it is to write comic banter that is genuinely funny.

The testy comic banter between Mr. Dale's cocky Swaino and Mr. Ransone's insecure, jittery Packie is scorchingly funny (if almost impossible to quote from, laced as it is with crudities).

This was a very sharp episode, the first half consistently funny, with banter and insults zinging from one side of the court to the other like volleys from Andy Murray, whose name was taken in vain throughout.

The event is a star-studded bacchanal featuring (occasionally) well-dressed founders, funny onstage banter by Britain's answer to Dudley Moore, John Oliver, and some special musical guests.