Sentence examples for means of entertaining from inspiring English sources

Dinners with the president — or breakfast or lunch or coffee or drinks or golf — won't create a glorious bipartisan Valhalla, but history suggests that at least one of our greatest presidents mastered the means of entertaining to political effect.

"Home was west African, lots of entertaining.

Short on cash, they found ways of entertaining each other.

It was always kind of entertaining.

So this is kind of entertaining.

Jabo: He was the epitome of entertaining.

Thanks for the years of entertaining, Mary.  .

That is, with increasing age, the propensity of entertaining misconceptions about TB rises.

What an incredible phenomenon American Idol is — and what a phenomenal idea it was to capture that juggernaut and put it to good use for a star-studded blockbuster charity event meant to entertain millions of people for the sake of helping millions more.

Classic toys are becoming much less classic because of upgrades meant to entertain technology-obsessed children.

Yet amid all the context and conjecture, you never forget that the Bard Music Festival is, at its core, a series of concerts meant to entertain and edify.