Sentence examples for getting more fun out from inspiring English sources
It's all about whether the owner says, I'm getting more fun out of having a wonderful racehorse, or whether he says the obvious thing to do is retire him".
If you can get past the low image quality, you'll get more fun out of this watch than any watch you have owned.
"I think he likes his job and gets more fun out of it now that the recession is over," Leventhal said.
I thought I was being a bit mean when I first imposed this rule, but although they do love listening, they often get more fun out of yelling the lines themselves.
"It is the difference between motion - just your movements - and emotion, how you emotionally get more fun out of your life," said Dennis van Schie, senior vice president, head of sales and marketing for Sony Mobile Communications talking to the Guardian in Las Vegas.
Containing some 260 short gags, written in Greek (we shouldn't forget that the Roman empire was effectively a bilingual culture, using both Latin and Greek), it has come down to us in various, slightly different versions, painstakingly copied out by medieval monks – who no doubt got more fun out of this than out of some of the classical texts they were made to transcribe.
She's hooked on Groupon and seems to get more fun out of buying stuff than even necessarily using it.
Looking after you skin can be a bore but get creative to get more fun out of it!
Lily got more fun, it seemed, out of waiting until Matthew himself became hypnotized by it, and then strutting off with an attitude of complete boredom.
You have to be on a team to get more fun and practice out of it.
