Sentence examples for furious fun from inspiring English sources

We Londoners will fasten our seat belts for the furious fun.

For while the teams played out a furious, fun-filled 0-0 draw on the pitch - a game that had it all, from missed penalties to disallowed strikes and goalmouth scrambles - everyone's talking about the action being played out in the directors' box.

Stephen J. Dubner — of Freakonomics fame — called the book "fast, furious, and fun, with great examples of how to apply economic thinking to nontraditional subjects".

Just one encore on this occasion – a catchy little Venezuelan number arranged by José Terencio that was fast, furious and fun.

By turns fragile, furious, and fun, his Hamlet works the audience, twirls his sword, sticks out his tongue at the murdered Polonius, even kicks up his heels after scoring a hit in his fatal duel with Laertes.

Times' take: Fast, furious and fun.

It's fast, furious and fun — in a sledgehammer kind of way.

Carpathia is fast, furious, and great fun.

Both genres identify fun, furious global music that's worlds away from the stuff once popularised by Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon.

So no: writing about this period of furious inaction isn't technically fun.

It is now remembered as the year that the Suns made basketball fun again — fast, furious, high-scoring and improvisational.