Sentence examples for joke caught from inspiring English sources

The joke caught public attention on Monday after the 58-year-old "American Beauty" actor was accused of making a sexual advance toward a 14-year-old actor in 1986.

But the joke catches a truth about journalism and about any attempt to capture the "now".

But as Mubarak's rule stretched on, the jokes caught up with him, many of them catalogued in the current Foreign Policy.

It was a joke that caught on.

And then Bill told a joke that caught me, and I laughed so hard with delight, clapped my hands and became a fan.

When Homer, in a bid for empathy, asks, "What could be more terrible than being turned into a mythic joke?" readers caught up in Doctorow's tender, lushly drawn narrative may feel a pang, remembering Langley's Theory of Replacements and wondering what slot history has in store for them.

But there's a chance that it wasn't just the joke that caught on with people – it may have also tapped into users' dormant desire for a more dating-focused layer to Facebook.

Even though the platinum coin idea started as something of a joke, it caught on in the blogosphere and gained some notable supporters such as Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman.

43 min BBC is late back to the match because Inverdale was repeating his own favourite knock knock jokes / caught his own reflection in the camera lens and was momentarily blinded by the magnificence of his own barnet / banging on about Sport Relief.

I want to tell you an obnoxious joke to catch your smile and hear your laugh again.

So then he wondered what to do with all his jokes (and it's mostly jokes, Catch-22, as well as one singular unified joke – the longest ever told).