Sentence examples for hilarious notes from inspiring English sources

Lauren James has taken many of my favourite themes (time travel, science, history and romance) and worked them into one book with skill, great warmth, lots of humour (look out for the hilarious notes on the fridge) and intelligence.

On my 40th birthday, Bobby had given me no less than 12 gifts (for the 12 days of my birthday, a custom that, sadly, did not catch on), numbered in the order that I was to open them and accompanied by sweet and hilarious notes on postcards that hinted at what was inside.

I know that this is not up there with the first in the series, or even the European Vacation sequel, but this still hits some hilarious notes.

K.S.: It is exceedingly difficult to hit the right hilarious note, and I am not aware that I have ever succeeded.

Samuel Barnett's outstanding Rosencrantz strikes an often hilarious note of panic and fluster in the face of uncertainty, while Jamie Parker's Guildenstern strives to maintain an air of Socratic stoicism.

Jean-Michel Rabaté, a professor of English who teaches Joyce and Beckett at the University of Pennsylvania, observes that Calle "comes out of Conceptual art of a certain kind" — a Duchampian literalization of clichés — and goes on to add that he found her Venice show "hilarious," noting that "it's rare in contemporary art to make people laugh".

She turned down Jason Segel's offer to join "How I Met Your Mother" by sending him a hilarious note in the mail!

From the hilarious liner notes by the show's book writer, Chris D'Arienzo, to the slightly bent karaoke versions of anthems by hair bands like Poison, Whitesnake, Foreigner, Twisted Sister, Journey and Bon Jovi, "Rock of Ages" falls on itself with laughter.

And when the performer is the Irish actor Des Keogh, who turns the confessions of his character into a fiercely serious and bruisingly hilarious suicide note, the hoary conceit becomes singular theater.

(In a hilarious side note to the Jets' newfound infamy, HBO is apparently making a hockey version of "Hard Knocks" surrounding the buildup to the Winter Classic game between the Penguins and the Capitals. From Jets-a-palooza to Sidney Crosby setting records for vanilla superstar personalities? Brilliant).

Mr. Lysaght has grand ambitions for this show; in a stunningly pretentious (and unintentionally hilarious) program note, he places "Nobody Don't Like Yogi" in a literary tradition that dates back to Homer in that it deals with "coming home," and posits Yogi Berra as "a hero for the 21st century".