Sentence examples for gag for from inspiring English sources
P7 No decision on celebrity three-way gag for weeks.
Everybody has got the gag for this long.
The humor ranges from silly, gross food jokes for kids to a gag for graphic designers.
A topical gag, for example, inserted into a play at the last moment, is almost always relished by the audience.
'Yes,' he said, deadpan, in the manner of someone who probably hadn't heard that gag for 10 minutes or so.
Two years ago, for example, Mr. Stevens set up the "perfect storm" of a gag for his listeners.
And Republicans have seized every opportunity to portray Mr. Kerry as a typical, blow-with-the-wind politician, the stock gag for editorial cartoonists.
And "Tinchy" itself is a stature-referencing tag adopted early by the 24-year-old, real name Kwasi Danquah – a bid, probably, to spoil the gag for others.
A parallel gag for me was that I was making a show for a modern audience who are supposedly giving up on live theatre – young people.
It's quite a good gag for the airline industry, and is worth trotting out again as we approach the Farnborough air show this week – the biennial industry boondoggle that's always political and will be more so this year.
More embarrassing were the callbacks to the earlier film – like the return of Chevy Chase sounding like a deranged Jonathan Winters (and milking a Caddyshack gag for a cheap laugh).
