Sentence examples for much entertaining from inspiring English sources

Even though I love to cook, the time it takes to prepare a whole meal for company cuts into my work day, so without potluck dinners I wouldn't do much entertaining.

When the family moves back to New Orleans for the winter, Edna must resume her bourgeois life, which includes much entertaining and formal visiting.

As the culture of cooking well has exploded on television, chefs have become all-purpose celebrities who sometimes seem to do as much entertaining — as in performing — as they do cooking.

Remarking on how much entertaining styles had changed over the years, Ms. Aronson expressed doubt that traditional balls would be on the program once the house sold, venturing that buyers might "put their large-screen TV in there".

Watching Ben Stiller talk about a movie that we won't be able to see for six months isn't so much entertaining as annoying.

Look, I know this is "Weekend Update Thursday," but the format could probably benefit from one more short sketch or commercial parody because -- especially with Drunk Uncle -- it was apparent someone asked Moynihan, "How much entertaining nonsense can you spew?" (Thankfully, the answer is "a lot").

The movies that derive directly or otherwise from the Krays' story do not persuade or even much entertain.

The pair were much entertained by the news of Morrissey's announcement that he never did, in fact, stick a postcard on Andy Rourke's car, bearing the tender message "You have left The Smiths".

There are days when Philip Larkin's line about life being "first boredom, then fear" seems unpleasantly accurate, and on those days I might be more likely to turn to a tragic Christian theology like Donald M. MacKinnon's than to this book, in which the tragic or absurd vision is not much entertained.

Due to lack of a proper mix design procedure, the production and application of lightweight aggregate in structural concrete are not much entertained.

Lady Anne Romilly told her friend, the novelist Maria Edgeworth, that "[Mansfield Park] has been pretty generally admired here" and Edgeworth commented later that "we have been much entertained with Mansfield Park".