Sentence examples for moving into comedy from inspiring English sources

USA is moving into comedy, too.

After graduation in 1985 with a degree in history and literature, Appel attended Harvard Law School rather than moving into comedy, because the idea of following his mother and grandfathers into the legal profession "appealed" to him.

Sky has tried to move into comedy before, with long-forgotten flops such as the Strangerers and Baddiel's Syndrome.

After training at Lamda she moved into comedy and in 2012, won the So You Think You're Funny?

Vegas, who comes from St Helens on Merseyside, tried to become a priest before he moved into comedy.

At the turn of the decade, he decided to move into comedy – which until then had been a hobby – full time.

Caesar was a professional saxophone player before he moved into comedy, and he feels that that skill "was integral to my performing".

In the 90s she moved into comedy drama (including the TV film Pat and Margaret – her first foray into bittersweet territory since her early plays) and – in between various sold-out live shows, several of which I saw and wept laughing at – wrote her first sitcom, Dinnerladies.

She will take a dual programming and marketing role at the company, which she will join on December 8. Douglas will take charge of Universal's two-year-old TV division, which has produced ITV music specials featuring Elton John, Girls Aloud and Take That and has ambitions to move into comedy and drama.

In 1994, he moved into comedy writing when he was hired for The Simpsons, writing seven episodes of the show including "Mother Simpson".

Now basic cable networks are moving into the comedy turf the networks have owned for decades.