Sentence examples for funny papers from inspiring English sources
noun
The section of a newspaper containing comic strips.
One is reading the funny papers.
Visible and invisible in the funny papers.
This is a cast straight out of the funny papers.
We're all living in the funny papers now, & only children know it.
Its shows included "Funny Papers" and the calmer and more picturesque "Dandelion Wine".
Mrs. Graves saw it and called to Judy, who was reading the funny paper.
"The solemn fact," E. B. White noted in this space after the old Sun set, "is not that we lose a conservative paper, or an ancient paper, or an honest paper, or a funny paper, but that we lose a paper — one voice in the choir".
"The solemn fact," E. B. White noted in this space after the old Sun set, "is not that we lose a conservative paper, or an ancient paper, or an honest paper, or a funny paper, but that we lose a paper one voice in the choir". The rising of the new Sun is a happy fact.
South Africa, with over $23 billion in its vaults, has enough reserves to cover more than three months' worth of imports.In this section You only give me your funny paper Polish needed Saving up for a rainy day Identity crisis Mangling trade Dial M for money Fishing for a future An unhealthy burden ReprintsAnd poorer African countries less endowed with oil or minerals are also saving up.
That Steve isn't giving her money and is instead supplying funny paper?
