Sentence examples for offering some fun from inspiring English sources

Still, as ways to connect with new readers go, a Kindlegraph signing is certainly a lot less effort than setting up a book event, while offering some fun possibilities (to test out the service, I offered to write haiku Kindlegraphs for buyers of my book).

A funky and fun West Village spot offering some terrific Western/Southwestern food.

Though poking fun at yourself and offering some personal information can put the other person at ease, if you're droning on and on about how great you are or what you're going to have for breakfast the next day, the person will quickly lose interest.

A Mrs. Fields bakery poster, offering "Big Fun" cookies to customers who no longer come.

The museum is offering Family Fun Day, which centers on its show "Bold Strokes: California Watercolors".

In response, retail spaces have become "experiential destinations"—offering food, fun and pampering, as well as things to take home.

While offering a fun, family ambience, with plenty of sports and activities, these should also appeal to those after a more peaceful, adult-focused break.

The gaffe gave rise to a string of satirical tweets offering alternative fun facts, such as "37 Cats Died During the Making of Inside Llewyn Davis".

That's the Kinect motion-sensor more often associated with games offering "happy fun times for all the family" than the likes of Steel Battalion.

Baseball is offering mostly fun, heart-warming stories from the World Baseball Classic, its warm and fuzzy distraction from the Alex Rodriguez saga, now entering its rehab-from-hip-surgery stage.

The chief executive of The Football League, Shaun Harvey, said: "Offering a fun insight in to life at clubs up and down the country, Nick Kicks will help us to engage and inspire a new generation of Football League fans".