Sentence examples for humorous like from inspiring English sources

I want to make it humorous, like: "You've never had to dress up or fly anywhere to fete me, so here's your chance to fund my single-gal celebration".

Such transformations of names are grimly humorous, like the phrases derived from words split open by catastrophe: survivors has become "soar vivers", experiment "spare the mending", excited "all as cited".

They also answer queries from the public that range from the humorous, like the woman who blamed a speed-trap radar reading of 90 miles an hour on a flare, to the tragic, like those who believe relatives' pacemakers failed during such events.

#ThrowbackThursday -- While I enjoy those that are humorous, like a picture of Miley Cyrus when she was Hannah Montana, a weekly photo from decades ago just seems bizarre.

Some voices are humorous, like Margaret Cho, who recalls pooping in her pants, while sitting in traffic in L.A., an unforeseen result of a strange weight-loss diet.

It's possible that they may be ahead of their time, and someday, the blackly humorous likes of U Don't Dans 2 Tekno Anymore will become standards.

Introduce yourself to others with something humorous: "I LIKE COOKIES!" or "UNICORNS!".

These pictures from 1924 are on show here, along with a humorous, cartoon-like lady tourist, "Bildnis der Frau P. im Süden" (Portrait of Mrs P. in the South).

They give them catchy, often humorous, names, like "Drop It Like It's Hot" (a weight-loss blend) and "Bless You Again" (an anti-allergy concoction).

With a rather humorous e-commerce-like vibe, women go through the site and select the men they like by putting them in their shopping carts – and only those selected few will be able to interact with their "buyers".

Together, the performers evince an easy, humorous energy, like affectionate but mischievous siblings.