Sentence examples for kept amused from inspiring English sources

While it won't be to everyone's taste, I was certainly kept amused – although sometimes in ways that the writers could never have intended – and hugely entertained by the virtuoso displays of mental gymnastics, which kept me guessing all the way.

While we ate and drank we were kept amused by wartime entertainment a sing-along of "Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner", The Lady Greys dance troupe twirling around in flouncy chiffon and a farce performed by the ushers all of which was slightly baffling to a 21st-century audience (but in-keeping with the 1940s theme).

By the time Renoir made "Rules of the Game," in 1939, his internationalist humanism had grown bilious; his depiction of the Alsatian gamekeeper Schumacher looked German populism in its ugly face, and he showed a France that kept amused with romantic games as it verged on collapse.

Kids can be kept amused by having some craft items laid out for them to make, such as creating leprechauns, coloring in pages, sticking shamrock stickers onto paper, etc.

He only made it for 17 hours (listening to a friend read him Voltaire and armed with a cellphone to keep amused) but called off the plunge.

That way you keep yourself amused, possibly keep others amused, and you keep yourself on your toes.

These adventures kept me amused.

We each had our own things to do, we kept ourselves amused.

It was a meteorite of a story that kept us amused while there was little else in the news.

Paganini would have been amazing - just working with him once would have kept me amused for a lifetime.

And he kept himself amused, laughing like a child while plotting a practical joke he still hopes to spring on his well-liked press secretary, Mr. Lehane.