Sentence examples for funny walk from inspiring English sources
You don't think, "I'll do a funny walk," or whatever.
But what about Basil Fawlty doing his funny walk, Mel Brooks's Hitler musical in The Producers, or the bizarrely characterful portrayal of Hitler in the film Downfall?
Well, Cleese has already ruled out doing that funny walk thing, as his artificial hip won't be able to manage it.
This Denis (a raffish Jim Broadbent) is a jovial spectre, always ready to mock Margaret's imperiousness, cheer her with a funny walk or remind her of their youthful romance.
When the lights came back up, Melnick continued on, introducing a funny walk downstage, with swivelling hips and awkwardly placed legs, and a frantic shaking of her hands, a rough action in an otherwise placid landscape.
Unlikely though it may sound, international stardom followed quickly in 1979 with his film The Jerk and from then on Martin, much like Jerry Lewis before him, was to be strongly identified with the pratfall and the funny walk.
They're fixtures, not factors: funny walk-ons who barely figure into the plots.
Through Jan . 12"That 70's Show" would be a good title for Steven Shearer's absorbing and funny walk-in scrapbook of an exhibition.
That wave of colossi all but wiped out the dinged-up little brownstones with oddball stores and funny walk-up apartments that once typified the area.
"I thought, with these legs he could do some really funny walks and would be funny for the audience to see".
