Sentence examples for line of comedy from inspiring English sources

It's a pretty new phenomenon, but there now seems to be a connection between serious injury in the line of comedy duty and award recognition.

He seems, in fact, to be in the "bring me sunshine" line of comedy, which has less to do with satire, and more to do with cheering people up.

Eddie Feldmann of "Dennis Miller Live" points out that the Fraud model would never work -- that a mass audience would need to be too well versed to accept this line of comedy.

I think you're right, that we balance this fine line of comedy and addressing serious issues, and I feel like that's what makes this show so digestible.

The film was the second release of the newly formed Joker line of comedies, following The Cheese Special.

Author Ron Haydock wrote in his book Holmes and Watson On Screen that Hemlock Hoax "was another in the long and ever-growing line of comedies that were having fun with sleuths whose names were similar to [Sherlock] Holmes".

I bring you an urgent dispatch from the front line of British comedy.

The creative fault line of "musical comedy" v "real life" never goes away.

He can recite every single line of the comedy and still holds that Bill Murray is the funniest person in the world: "He was someone I loved from three years old.

In a way, I find Anderson's recent work to be treading a line of slapstick comedy, with each bit of dialogue, expertly written as it is, delivered to a dangling punch line, and edits and action executed to produce a giggle or a short-lived, soon-forgotten gasp.

Then may we suggest this Edinburgh Festival alternative and its left-field line-up of comedy, theatre, cabaret and dance. 1 to 28 August, camdenfringe.com MATCH THE TWEET: 1. WILL YOUNG; 2. ROBBIE SAVAGE; 3. BOB MORTIMER; 4. NICOLA ROBERTS.