Sentence examples for getting farcical from inspiring English sources
"The whole situation is getting farcical," he said.
When it came to voting time, things began to get farcical.
Things get farcical in due time, and in just the way you would expect -- the Actress, geared up for an assignation with her new solider friend, is surprised by the unexpected arrival of her husband instead.
It is getting bloody farcical as Bumble points out, as does our correspondent Lanky: "Once again the authorities show NO RESPECT to the paying public at a cricket match.
This could get mildly farcical.
But this is where the competition got really farcical.
We've got a farcical situation where we've got MPs pleading for immunity from cuts for their electorates".
Things got so farcical that the caretaker manager Denijal Piric ended up driving round Sarajevo knocking on players' doors and asking them to play, while a local who had wandered into the team hotel to have an ice-cream with his girlfriend was mistaken for a player and told to hurry up and get changed.
I can lie here, can't I? This is getting a little farcical.
The Mill says this is all getting a bit farcical now.
