Sentence examples for prominent comedy from inspiring English sources

"Want to try that again?" Another exchange is replayed four times because of the mirth caused by one performer's prominent comedy teeth, while Mammy Sutra begins with a shot of the producer and director in the control booth.

"This is probably the first time that I've had someone say, 'These are artists - we want to see people who are doing something avant-garde,"' said Ms. Creaghead, a producer of the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival who has programmed for the Bell House and other prominent comedy performance spaces in Brooklyn.

Unquantifiable as the C.K. effect may be, the show has helped solidify the Comedy Cellar as one of the most prominent comedy venues on the planet.

Late night's viral video push paid off with Webby nominations as"The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Liveve" received nods in prominent comedy categories on Tuesday.

My sister dropped the F-bomb at least four times during a magazine interview about the prominent comedy club she runs and I can only imagine my grandmother's face as those bombs exploded before her eyes.

All these reviews came from the same man, Steve Bennett, a prominent British comedy critic who writes for the Web site Chortle.

Implicit here is the tendency to make folly ridiculous, to laugh it out of countenance, which has always been a prominent feature of comedy.

In March 2013 Paula joined Whoopi Goldberg, Joan Rivers and several other prominent women in comedy for a feature-length documentary produced by Lions Gate for Showtime TV titled, Why We Laugh Too: Women of Comedy.

Or that in his most prominent role as a comedy news anchor, at the "Weekend Update" desk of "Saturday Night Live," he was pulled from the job?

Popping up on panel shows, co-starring in Mark Watson's new Radio 4 series and now embarking on a nationwide tour, belligerent Aussie weirdo Sam Simmons is an ever more prominent feature of UK comedy.

Seven of the 10 breakout stars on our annual list have prominent roles on television comedies, from traditional sitcoms (ABC's Modern Family) to musical dramedies (Fox's Glee).