Sentence examples for making a gag from inspiring English sources

For the best part of a quarter century, Gordon Brown has had the political press corps either scratching its collective head, trying to divine his latest tactical gambit, or else making a gag at his expense.

With his mod haircut and sharp one-liners he was a particularly British hero, making a gag about drawing the raffle numbers on the Champs Élysées podium and flirting with Sue Barker during the BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony.

Outtakes and silly things to making a gag out of it?

"We're going to lock you in here, Samantha," said Tyson, making a gag out of a bandanna the way he'd seen guys do in movies.

Despite running into trouble for broaching the subject last year, Davidson didn't shy away from making a gag about his Operation Yewtree arrest either, telling two of his onstage companions that they had "better fill in a consent form, 'cause I don't wanna get nicked again".

The listings tell us Danot actually made it in 1970, and there's one late scene where Dougal and Buxton land on the moon, and Dougal makes a gag referencing Neil Armstrong's "one small step" speech.

So much so that we will withstand the compulsion to make a gag along the lines of: "By the time Richie Jr is out of nappies, Richie Sr could be need some," or "Time to do a Huggies bulk-buy".

The baby-shop lady says that they did badly by choosing two niche products and not hitting either of them, Hugh Dennis makes a gag about 'Trojan Rocking Horses' and Michael Ball... sits there being Michael Ball.

But under a hypothetical different leader especially Mr Cable the party's prospects would be a little better.It was not hard to guess the source of the poll Lord Oakeshott's scheming against Mr Clegg is so well-known that the Lib Dem leader made a gag about it in his conference speech last year.

It would not be a great idea to try to make a gag gift to your partner.

At the back of the room, Maria Sullivan, who is ninety-one, made a gagging sound.