Sentence examples for one to entertain from inspiring English sources

But that entertainment must at all costs avoid saying anything that might appear in the local medias and eclipse whatever message the candidate and his handlers have devised for the local audience, and this latter imperative is by far more important than the one to entertain or fire up, and it takes an impressive political talent to entertain, fire up, and still avoid saying anything noteworthy.

"I had people call me an entertainer and I like a laugh and joke, but now I have no one to entertain," he said.

When John Hamilton-Gordon, 1st Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair would visit Edmonton for business, McCauley and his wife would usually be the ones to entertain him.

It is when one starts to entertain the experiments that one sees this model start to break down.

It's one thing to entertain and educate young people on a rainy afternoon, but a children's museum has to stay afloat — in this case, by staying true to its mandate.

As for Americans, almost no one wanted to entertain the notion that they might be dragged into another conflagration in Europe.

It's one thing to entertain an idea, even to feel it physically, quite another to act on it.

"But after the passage of time one begins to entertain other possibilities, and the anthropic explanation is another possibility".

The most thoughtful guests, she writes in "Emily Post's Etiquette," the 1997 edition, "make a point of immediately saying that no one needs to entertain them and then proving this to be true by having things to do".

It is one thing to entertain the thought of playing without Ewing when he is there just in case you need him, but quite another to experience it now that he is gone for good.

What's required before an a priori entitlement can be recognized cannot be that one has to entertain some prior knowledge of a proposition from which the entitlement can be deduced.