Mr. Romney's campaign manager has been having fun teasing reporters with e-mails like the one he sent to donors on Friday.
Fryman has fun teasing the actor in their midst, pretending the cows live in terror of being eaten or ordering the kid to polish gravel before they throw it in a ditch.
Have fun teasing and competing with him.
Ascher speculates that Kubrick may have been having some fun, teasing his audience, though he concedes that some of the cuts may just be mistakes.
Labour leader Ed Miliband had some fun teasing the PM over his "flowery" comments that in Brussels you need to be ready for an ambush, so it's essential to "lock and load and have one up the spout" Miliband joked: It sounds more "Carry On Up The Council" than "High Noon".
"Shouldn't we have been trying to get girlfriends?" "We had fun," they said, teasing me for my fussy and earnest attempts to get them to admit guilt.
But Wood has a knack for simultaneously acknowledging and sidestepping stereotypes, and the movie has sly fun teasing its characters (and by extension, the audience) for the snap judgments they might be inclined to make based on class, color and appearance.
So there is an interesting mystery here that linguists, sociologists, and data analysts might have some fun teasing apart.
Ashford has great fun teasing the aplomb of the iconic pair, maneuvering the tangled actors up a white staircase with a chandelier above, satin curtains all around, and a smoke machine working like fury from offstage.
And along the way Aeschylus, a veteran of the battles of Marathon and Salamis, which saved Greece from Persian tyranny, has some fun teasing his civilian audience about pompous war heroes (Agamemnon) and about baffling military technologies like communication over unimaginable distances by hilltop beacons.
