Sentence examples for goofball of from inspiring English sources

She is also the goofball of the family, with a spirit to match her curly "crazy hair".

Goofball of the day award goes to Detroit linebacker Stephen Tulloch, who suffered a knee injury... while celebrating a sack of Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers.

And while it took a goofball of Brauer's caliber to add the part about date rape, we must remember, the judge specifically scolded Sebelius -- not the religious right -- for messing with women's rights for obvious and foul political reasons.

Bryan Cranston was a goofball of an actor on his other major show, but when he became Walter White, he evolved into the most impressive character in the history of any television series.

A big part of DKT's strategy is not just educating people about birth control but marketing their products, which is why they aired a commercial that showed Pakistani supermodel Mathira married to a goofball of a dude because he used the company's Josh Condoms.

Even the lineup celebrated heterogeneity: the discipline and command of Chuck D, the goofball looseness of Flavor Flav, the turntable drama of Terminator X, the tumultuous beats of the Bomb Squad and the stern authority of Professor Griff, whose addled anti-semitism fortunately doesn't make it on to the record.

Teachers are human beings, defend your teacher and try and stay away from the class clown and goofballs of the class because they might influence you or get you in trouble.

As Mr. Schnapf, who worked with Smith in the 90's, and Ms. Bolme, who dated him for a while, know, Smith had a goofball sense of humor and a well of curiosity.

(Isherwood) ★ 'The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O'Neill, Volume 1: Early Plays/Lost Plays' (closes on Saturday) The New York Neo-Futurists have shorn a handful of O'Neill's mostly lesser-known early works of all dialogue and made goofball fun of what's left, acting out the plays wordlessly as a narrator intones O'Neill's sometimes rather florid stage directions (1 30).

(Isherwood) ★ 'The Complete & Condensed Stage Directions of Eugene O'Neill, Volume 1: Early Plays/Lost Plays' The New York Neo-Futurists have shorn a handful of O'Neill's mostly lesser-known early works of all dialogue and made goofball fun of what's left, acting out the plays wordlessly as a narrator intones O'Neill's sometimes rather florid stage directions (1 30).

One of the best parts of "Chuck" was the way it developed its goofball array of supporting characters.