Sentence examples for making jokes around from inspiring English sources

"The biggest enemy we face is indifference," Colquhoun had told me, and these words ring in my ears as I observe the next generation of anti-abortion campaigners, making jokes around boxes of plastic model foetuses.

Her movement was the driving force behind a successful campaign to get Facebook to remove pages on its network that made jokes around themes of sexual violence.

On their third date, they visited a sacred Native American site, a healing wall built by a friend of Ms. Chanin's, which also featured a fertility object, a stone that Mr. Anthony "was nonchalantly tossing around and making jokes about," said Ms. Chanin, who steered clear of it.

Romney spent most of the second half of his term running around the country making jokes about Massachusetts and preparing a 2008 presidential bid.

They still make jokes about it around town.

If the people around boys make jokes about sexual assault, and blame victims of rape more than abusers, maybe committing rape isn't even such a big deal to begin with.

No longer do cab drivers and grumpy newspaper columnists make jokes about spotty Adrian Mole-typesataroundund all day wanking their way to degrees in Countdown.

If, for example, you're tall for your age, make jokes about it so people around you feel more comfortable and are less intimidated by your height.

Or do they know nothing about you, put you down and make jokes about you when others are around, and would rather do something else than hang with you?

Seeing them together constantly making jokes and messing around, it's easy to see why.

Disarmingly funny, especially when it lets go of the plot and buzzes aimlessly around, making jokes.