Sentence examples for started entertaining from inspiring English sources

He started entertaining at fetes with a friend, Bruce Clarke, who played the piano and guitar.

Ms. Marlane started entertaining as a female impersonator at 17. (Her words have been edited and condensed).

I've started entertaining images of a dream future in which I retire from the stage and become a fulltime writer.

Stationed near Kew, Bygraves started entertaining the troops and performed in pubs, doing impressions of Frank Sinatra, the Inkspots and Max Miller (earning him the nickname Max, which he kept).

"I was like, wow, I didn't know he was from around here," said Mr. Arzu, who, at 19, is too young to remember the days in the '70s when that artist first started entertaining crowds at a small club on Boston Road, just a block away, called the Black Door.

The Casino de Monte-Carlo, one of the world's first major casinos, started entertaining gamblers back in the 1850s.

Instead, the ungrateful rabble have dared to start entertaining themselves.

And then when they finally start entertaining clients, they're too old for cocaine.

In the wake of the assault he suffers memory lapses, develops a penchant for profane language and starts entertaining creepy, sexual thoughts about his young daughter.

These are all good places to start entertaining your baby.

McDonnell said in April 2011, he told his wife they should start entertaining one or two couples at a time for dinner for the sake of "some sense of normalcy".