Sentence examples for hilarious section from inspiring English sources

One hilarious section recounts Gagarin's visit to London three months after the flight, as part of triumphal Soviet diplomacy.

A hilarious section of "Drama High" shows Volpe and his assistant instructing the boys singing a number built almost entirely around the "f-word" how to reduce its actual utterance to a scholastically acceptable number: two.

And in the bowels of this site lies a strange yet hilarious section, one for "white singles" to meet and mingle.

Among the book's more hilarious sections (and there are many) is the story of his efforts to sell the National Defense Research Committee on pigeons who'd been trained to guide offensive missiles to a target by pecking at a bull's-eye.

There are hilarious sections, too, on the precise and rigid hierarchies of the film set (the difference between an actor and an Element), on the necessity of plastic surgery, on actors' cars, and an amazing couple of pages in which Desi Arnaz (of I Love Lucy!) is repositioned as an avenging genius.

"The author wishes to acknowledge your problems with the title," he writes in the book's long, hilarious "acknowledgments" section.

Includes such gems as a GA email pal list, a short but hilarious poetry section, and a collection of I-met-Gillian-Anderson stories.

After the hilarious opening section, we return to Tony's long initiation into his new pacifist superhero identity, developing a Mk II exo-skeleton in a sleek new burgundy-red shade.

According to a fascinating article that was published in the Daily Mail's consistently hilarious "Health" section, Audrey Hepburn's "slight figure" did not come from a "celeb-style fad diet" (of the kind usually promoted by the Daily Mail) but from "suffering starvation as a teenager in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands". Nazi-occupied Netherlands

The most hilarious part?

New York magazine, the weekly bible for Manhattanites, features a hilarious real estate section whose sole purpose is to spotlight very rich people buying very expensive homes.