Sentence examples for held a fun from inspiring English sources

They're killing everyone and held a fun Blazers team to 80 points, seemingly as an f-you payback for the Blazers' upsetting an injury-plagued LA team in the first round of the playoffs last year.

I guess we'll have to check back in another four or five years -- maybe they'll have a bill by then, eh? Republican War On Women update: The Heritage Foundation held a fun seminar to explain how Republicans need to convince women that the thing they should really do is to get married.

As part of their fundraising, the team decided to hold a fun run through the village.

Each fall, the PTA holds a "fun run" fund-raiser, in which students are sponsored to run laps during school.

The Waltham Windmill Preservation Society was set to hold a fun day but said it would be rearranged for a future date.

Protesters are holding a fun day to campaign against plans to close accident and emergency and maternity wards at a south-west London hospital.

In fact the bank was holding a "fun run" in Madrid and customers had lined up outside its branches to get their T-shirts.

Hold a fun party with some friends you like!

Mr. Lurie, a former film critic whose earlier movies include politically tinged thrillers like "The Contender" and "Nothing but the Truth," is holding a fun-house mirror up to an America that seems, at the moment, to thrive on polarization and mutual contempt.

The growling electro-rock chaos of "Myxomatosis" holds a fun-house mirror to the motorik-beat panic of track "Ful Stop" from "A Moon Shaped Pool" and longtime live staple "Idoteque," which in the years since "Kid A" has acquired a lacerating blast of noise through its latter half that sounds as if the song itself is being corrupted by digital decay.

Seven days after the explosion Manchester Council held a family fun day in front of the Town Hall in Albert Square to encourage shoppers and visitors back into the city centre, the first of a "series of events and entertainments".