Sentence examples for gone a funny from inspiring English sources

She had gone a funny colour.

It's gone a funny colour – red and charcoal all at once, like the day is bleeding out.

His face went a funny colour.

Here's a golden opportunity for him to make it happen – at the moment he's going a funny way about it.

Bridger said that after he hit April in his car she went a "funny colour", adding: "She was only a little thing".

This is usually the point where people regret asking me what it was like, and start to go a funny colour, and look for somewhere to throw up, so I won't dwell on it.

(Honor's Liony is a curious creature whose once-lavish mane went a bit funny after a stint in the dryer). It was a tough period, says Kopp: "I found that painting people, as I usually do, just seemed too much". So he painted Liony and called the work Ambassador because of the way she (yes, despite the mane) had been sent back and forth.

He went a bit funny for a few days, because he thought someone had put something in his orange juice.

Why not say: "Lions' eyes go a bit funny when they want to overthrow humanity and install a feline dictatorship"?

It makes the cream go a bit funny but it tastes brilliant.' It does, I know, because I went straight back and tried it.

But if DC and its studio partners really want to start making movies that empower women, they're going a very funny way about it.