Sentence examples for silly early from inspiring English sources

Some of the jokes are just silly: early on, Aurélia Thierrée — the show's protagonist and daughter of its author — inhales on a cigarette, whereupon smoke comes out of the sides of her neck.

WHEN Mike Lucas was obese, he and his fiancée used to laugh at silly early-morning risers who beelined for the gym before any food passed their lips.

In the previous production when Margaret, acting on a silly earlier suggestion by one of the examiners, simply whipped off her dress, she drew huge sympathy from the audience.

He made some silly suggestions early on, such as using empty prisons to house homeless people.

Dr. Warrick stumbled on the substance that would become Silly Putty early in World War II, when the War Production Board was searching for a substitute for rubber.

"People who thought they were too hard core or whatever said some silly stuff early on, like that they would never use it, that surfing's pure and should be about just grabbing your board and going surfing".

You don't want to get any silly bookings early on and end up getting sent off because, in this type of game, you need all your men out on the pitch.

At the very least, strategists with every presidential campaign now advertising said the rule seemed silly at this early stage, when the vast majority of spots are positive.

Lamere demonstrated it with Skrillex at ear-splitting volume, making the point that while these hacks may seem silly, they are early efforts at interactivity that could turn casual listeners into enthusiasts in the future.

Connie was impressed by Don when they met by chance at that silly Derby Day early in the season.

Grown women are all about a Clinique chubby stick in Fig Converse hi-top flip-flops The silly season has come early.