Sentence examples for going to amuse from inspiring English sources

Was a book called "Manless in Montclair" on the newly whitewashed built-ins really going to amuse buyers?

I wanted Violet's adventures to be the kind of books that a child could sink into like a warm bath, that were going to amuse them, rather than challenge them (except for the odd long word).

It's funny over all, that's how I would put it".   Henry may still have a way to go to amuse Republic of Ireland fans.

Who are they?" But, actually, he knew very well where a girl like his daughter could go to amuse herself on the sort of allowance that he sent her.

I remember once, in the Spice Girls movie, she stood up and shouted out "Zig-a-zig-ah" at the top of her voice as the titles were going up to amuse me and my mum, and she was told off by the cinema.

Perhaps it was because he had never just wanted to go abroad, as many others did; some people were now even going to South Africa, which amused him.

High boots… The leg brace with the elastic… "Is the whole interview," she says, still amused, "going to be as intellectual as this?" This is such a relief, I say, when we're inside a diner in the East Village.

So when you're doing something that's different, I think people are always going to say things, but it amused me more than anything".

If you were only using it as a research medium, nobody was going to be more than passingly amused if you were going to be registering McDonald's or Coca-Cola or whatever it might be".

Nguyen was bounding around the kitchen, talking about his role in getting the escamoles, which Quenioux was going to serve as an amuse-bouche.

If the owner wasn't amused, Neutrino was going to tie up there anyway, since maritime law allows vessels to moor anywhere outside a channel.