Sentence examples for most amused from inspiring English sources

Sir Humphrey would have been most amused by that.

On Wednesday evening Charles and his wife will attend a comedy gala entitled We Are Most Amused at the New Wimbledon Theatre.

He plans to recreate a British country green in the Olympic stadium, which will contain every conceivable cliché about the nation: a cottage, rolling fields,  Glastonbury, the M25, sheep, a gaggle of geese and even artificial rain in the unlikely event that London fails to produce the real stuff.Following the announcement, newspaper writers seemed most amused by the farm animals.

Our favorite "Bridesmaid" Melissa McCarthy hosted SNL on Saturday night to rave reviews, but we were most amused by her portrayal of an actress struggling to walk in appallingly high heels.

The queen, the British press reported, was Most Amused.

The Blackadder and Mr Bean star also appeared at the comedy gala We Are Most Amused in 2008 a special show to celebrate the Prince's 60th birthday.

He praised the bear scenes, which he thought was the episode's most "amusing" part.

A regular on "The Drew Carey Show" on ABC and the writer and star of a recent big-screen hair-care comedy called "The Big Tease," Mr. Ferguson is a leading contender for the title of World's Most Amusing Scot.

The Germans were the most easily amused: They rated 35percentt of the jokes "very funny".

Of all the word games I've played on my phones and tablets, the one that I've been most instantly amused by is the app Letterpress, from the developer Atebits, available only for Apple devices.

Regardless of whether you are a communist or a royalist, the skiing is good: there are enough descents through pine forest to keep most people amused, and it's cheaper than the Alps.