Sentence examples for looking for something fun from inspiring English sources

She was looking for something fun to drive.

"We've had bridal parties, prom queen hopefuls and groups of everyday women come in looking for something fun," he said.

I was reading a thick packet of newspaper clippings, looking for something fun to say about Afghanistan, the Taliban, Saddam Hussein, the anthrax postal attacks: it was grim.

offices are located — which occurred shortly after September 11th: I was reading a thick packet of paper clippings, looking for something fun to say about Afghanistan, the Taliban, Saddam Hussein, the anthrax postal attacks: it was grim.

He was just looking for something fun to do with his collection of 1/24-scale diecast car and truck models -- some 300 altogether, mostly purchased from the Danbury Mint over the last 20 years.

If you're looking for something fun, these are real winners.

You've got to work, be cheerful and look for something fun to do.

After so many bludgeonings, it's natural to look for something fun, but, unfortunately, the David E. Kelley series "The Crazy Ones," on CBS, which stars Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar as a father-daughter advertising team, leans too far into the hectoring-Zorba aspect of Williams's persona.

"I knew I didn't want the classic white/ivory shoe, so I started to look for something fun and playful but not in an overly bold color," she said. .

And Volkswagen has taken so long to change its image compared with, say, the transformation of Nissan and, to a lesser extent, Volvo that we have to wonder if the carmaker will ever get to a place where its buyers are older and wealthier rather than twentysomethings looking for something cute, something fun.

Online, she is called Fionacat, her furry being a European shorthaired house cat: "I first developed the character back in 1996 or '97, and at the time I was just looking around for something fun, and I found this furry thing and was like, 'Ooh, I like the sound of that!'".