Sentence examples for offering jokes from inspiring English sources
But he is frequently on the road, sitting a row behind Mr. Romney on the candidate's plane, offering jokes and counsel.
The foreign policy flash points that had produced conflict between the Democrats at their earlier debates — in particular, the war in Iraq — were largely absent as the candidates spoke easily, finishing one another's sentences and offering jokes and compliments.
It features some low-rent animation but a clever combination of live-action Bill Cosby offering jokes and commentary and the cartoon characters (many of whom he voiced himself) made the series very fresh.
The "Power Lunch" team are also offering joke suggestions of interesting sights for the CEOs to see along the way.
There's nothing worse than offering joke after joke if they're lame.
Murphy offered a reminder of his willingness to do politically incorrect humor by offering some jokes about the 2009 Mark Twain award winner, Bill Cosby – who was one of his "heroes".
Corden got a couple of early digs in at the Oscars and Donald Trump, but the sunny acerbity and sniping characteristic of such ceremonies was mostly in abeyance, with Corden offering fewer jokes than anticipated.
Each related to his audience the same way, too — speaking in a stentorian formal Arabic, only to lapse into slang when offering a joke or a casual aside.
Mr. Kerry, who has by now spent a year observing Mr. Edwards, also smiled and leaned into his questioners, referring to them by first name and offering a joke or two.
There are teachers who inspire hundreds of students in the course of an ordinary career, clergy who comfort entire communities before quietly retiring and other business owners like Spyro who stand behind their bars offering a joke or some company.
On the lighter side, Arthur Christmas (Sarah Smith, Barry Cook), Aardman Animations Ltd.'s holiday offering, found ample jokes in Santa's dysfunctional family.
