Sentence examples for something to amuse from inspiring English sources

Now it's worthless, just a toy, something to amuse a child.

But she had to do something to amuse herself in this lackluster group.

It suggests that what we call a restless mind is just that — a mind desperate for something to amuse it, searching frantically for stimulus.

"They featured in her second book and, 50 years later, her last book.When she felt she needed a rest, something to amuse herself".

Google bombing may be a party trick, something to amuse office workers as they trudge through the day, but it exemplifies one of the biggest challenges that Google faces as it heads toward its multibillion-dollar I.P.O.

We're meant to see it as the 'Christmas cracker joke' of comedy, something to amuse, to tickle, certainly not to offend – and if we are offended by the glaring discrepancy between 'Office stud' and 'Office slut' then we are the ones who can't take a joke.

"'But do find something else to amuse poor Rachel.

I scoffed then and I scoff now: being the highest dwelling between London and Russia's Ural mountains, 2,000 miles to the east, may be something with which to amuse one's guests, but it does not get over the basic problem.

That's just something I do to amuse my friends.

This is what record covers should be: a 12" x 12" opportunity to produce something that'll continue to amuse, intrigue, and delight for years to come.

They are practicing the story as something they will tell when they return north, to amuse the people they know there.