Sentence examples for more fun but from inspiring English sources

Blondes may have more fun, but we gray gals have it made in our shade.

The high heels would have been more fun, but they were just too naughty.

There are other shows, mostly new ones, that are more fun but so underappreciated they are in danger of disappearing.

"We thought it would be a little more fun, but my wife wasn't too pleased," Sarnat said.

Dyeing her hair was symbolic: blondes may have more fun, but they are also have less power.

We're kicking off at 5.30pm and everyone gets to have more fun, but what about the tradition?

John Clare's time at the waxworks/freakshow with the Putney family was a lot more fun, but equally pointless.

I've realised one thing: there's no truth to the saying that blondes have more fun, but wig wearers definitely do.

Buffalo's Doug Flutie is back at quarterback, which makes the game more fun but only in spurts.

Watching the video may be more fun, but here's some safe turkey frying tips from State Farm: 1.  Avoid oil spillover.

The slogan for the WE network is "We Have More Fun," but it might as well read "We Have More Deviance".