Sentence examples for silly's from inspiring English sources

Open nightly, Tuesday through Saturday; dinner for two, with martinis: $75. Silly's, 40 Washington Avenue, (207) 772-0360, will satisfy aficionados of kitsch (especially Elvis kitsch) and zesty finger food.

That's pretty silly, but let's not pretend these sites don't exist.

The French director Claire Denis's "N tte et Boni" makes its DVD bow on June 16, and so does Woody Allen's sublimely silly "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" (above).

The French director Claire Denis's "Nénette et Boni" makes its DVD bow on June 16, and so does Woody Allen's sublimely silly "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" (above).

"It's not a silly children's show," he said, praising its basis in real science.

The piece is infantile and silly -- let's face it -- although it made me laugh.

You don't have to look at the Gulf's aviation boom to see how silly America's cabotage rules are in practice.

When you have next to nothing, I guess it's not so insane to pin your hopes to a silly daughter's fantasies and faux hawks.

But when it's done right, "The Merry Wives of Windsor" can be an adorably silly evening's entertainment.

It's probably silly, like "women's work," to say that she taps into people's consciousness.

It proves that the music industry's silly obsession with what's hot and what's new often forgets the artists that work hard and prevail.