Sentence examples for funny shambles from inspiring English sources
This third installment of the "Austin Powers" franchise is a very funny shambles, embellished with amusing celebrity cameo bits that range from Steven Spielberg to the Osbournes, and jam-packed with clever puns and puerile double-entendres.
In the fourth episode of "Love," a darkly funny, pleasantly shambling romantic-comedy series now streaming on Netflix, the male protagonist, Gus, played by the show's co-creator Paul Rust, is hiding out in a bathroom at a party.
Many in the audience seemed abjectly uncomfortable... Beyond the emcee it was a funny old show - not a shambles, but baggy in all the wrong places.
"Who would want to go to a party that actually lets you know where it is?" vents a very frustrated Neil Jeff Witzkee) in "Groove," the shambling but mostly knowing and funny comedy from the director Greg Harrison.
Shambles was recounting the not-at-all funny tragedies her family has suffered over the years to an uncaring Viper Queen.
Other critical verdicts ranged from "sometimes funny" and "not quite fabulous" to "better than expected" and "an endearing shambles".
Much more open and self-aware than the standard shambling, fixed-by-a-magic-woman romantic-comedy hero, Rob is funny and he knows it.
The world-beating team was in a shambles, and hopes for Mr Tendulkar's ton had become a running gag that had long stopped being funny.On March 16th, Mr Tendulkar finally did it.
The funniest was Dan Hodges in the Telegraph, who opined that Labour's entire chain of reaction to Miller's resignation had been "an incoherent shambles".
