Sentence examples for put a joke from inspiring English sources

We put a joke of the day on the cash register.

Rogers, speaking to an audience at the National Theatre last Wednesday night, said he likes "to put a joke on every page", and Blood and Gifts is no exception.

You might be able to put a joke in a particular linguistic box but unless you take into account the personality of the joke teller, their delivery and the context, that box is a useless box.

"It's worth reminding Bolton and Gary Megson exactly what they could have had a couple of seasons ago had they not put a joke team out against Lisbon a year or two ago," blurts someone who couldn't be bothered to include her or his name.

Here Mate, Look At Your Leg: I Put a Joke On It? Tatty Tatty Bum Bum? Absurd.

The setup was simple: there was a metal bowl next to Pat in which anybody could put a joke, which he would read.

Singing Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," he hammed it up just enough to put a joking distance between himself and the anger being vented.

"I hope there are still a few laughs in there," she says, "because I don't think I can write anything without putting a joke in".

When we started making the film, Tim [Burton] and [the director] Timur [Bekmambetov] were completely supportive of that, and they realized that if we did this in a humorous way, we would just be putting a joke on top of a joke.

Larry David just put a Holocaust joke and a Harvey Weinstein joke in his opener, my God.

I wanted so hard to put a virginity joke in here, but I didn't.