Sentence examples for funny cranky from inspiring English sources

And unlike a biography, the subject's own voice — in this case a familiar, funny, cranky, acute voice — is chronicling his life in real time.

And that's the last we said of this funny, cranky, and altogether anonymous Georgian scientist whose second vial of sperm will next week fertilize our IVF cycle number two -- for now, it's the last we need to.

Choose a common word and replace it with something funny, cranky or downright weird.

Ms. Ferris's memoir, which is freewheeling, poignant, funny and cranky, ends in an epilogue recounting her last hours with her dying mother.

Blind horses, outrageously funny horses, cranky horses, smart horses, not-the-sharpest-knife-in-the-drawer horses.

Blind cows (yep), outrageously funny cows, cranky cows, smart cows, not-the-sharpest-knife-in-the-drawer cows.

I knew that I wanted to write my own Curb Your Enthusiasm-style show where I got to be an asshole, and that really did stem out of the desire to write a show that, if someone had approached me and said 'You can have any show you wanna do,' I could give them a script and say 'I want to make this show.' I wanted the freedom to be funny and cranky and nasty and self-absorbed.

Everyone in the room was keenly aware that this might be the last hurrah of a blazing, cranky, funny stage personality who is, in a word, irreplaceable.

It's one of the things I want to do in this story, get a long shot from our present on that cranky, funny moment in British life, when many forms were breaking up and appearances were changing.

There, he is free to be funny in a crankier, more caustic way, and he becomes — in Mr. Williams's words — "an angry old Jew".

Murray's recent characters are older, crankier, less funny, more restrained, and more conscious of their age.