Sentence examples for hoot watching from inspiring English sources

Still, it was a hoot watching the crew take their frustrations out on a posse of walkers.

And it's been a hoot watching Mitt Romney squirm as he tries to distance himself from a plan that, as he knows full well, is nearly identical to the reform he himself pushed through as governor of Massachusetts.

But even more of a hoot is watching him in the outtakes make fun of Richard Harris's hit MacArthur Park, right down to the pitchy warbling.

Counting the dropped jaws among the crowd at La Clique, the cutting edge variety show Martinez often appears in, is almost as much of a hoot as watching Hanky Panky itself.

If you think "Mystery Science Theater 3000" is a hoot, try watching one of Michael Dale Brown's live theater productions, with stories and characters similar to the films mocked on the show.

She's a hoot to watch as Lady Susan Vernon, a widow with the cunning ability to get what she wants using her wit, smarts and looks.

Beckinsale is a hoot to watch as a character with no redeemable qualities, except for her cunning ability to get what she wants.

And though I'm just as happy that this tradition has died out, it's a hoot to watch someone of Mr. Spacey's skill revive it with such blazing brazenness and force of will.

For once, women get to play too: Headly is a hoot, and watch out also for Barbara Harris, from Nashville and Family Plot, as a credulous holidaymaker with more riches than sense.

This sequence lets Solondz, who's never betrayed his independent roots to parlay his talents into the mainstream arena, tear into Hollywood's vacuous nature - and it's a hoot to watch.

All participants are drilled like adorable automatons, and it's a hoot to watch.