Sentence examples for take funny from inspiring English sources

But life can take funny bounces.

This is a generous catalogue of skills – old skills, real skills, human skills – the ones that take funny into the place where it troubles and frightens and liberates.

When disembodied cyclists appear for Aerodynamik before a UV-suited Kraftwerk take funny little bows, you wonder if the GB team have been turned into robots too.

In a prison interview with the former president Andrés Pastrana, who was kidnapped on Valásquez's orders in 1988, he told his former hostage: "Life take funny turns.

The editor of Cambridge University's student tabloid paper has said his publication's call for students to take funny photographs of Prince William around campus was made "as a celebration rather than an attack" after a top criminal barrister said it could be encouraging harassment.

So as you drift into the inevitability of debilitation and death, remember this: your kids will remember you for the good you did in their lives and perhaps, when you are a vanishing memory as they spin wildly towards a future that has no part in it for you they will remember that moment when you let them take funny pictures with a big plastic iPhone case and smile.

It was even possible to see some of them taking funny pills or getting an injection.

Among the onside kicking styles are the squibber along the ground that takes funny bounces and the liner off the ground.

I don't think of Mary Ellen as someone who took funny pictures, but some of the images from that series still make me smile.

Kontraband, a firm in London, takes funny, bizarre, conspiratorial or otherwise interesting video clips from its clients and places them on its own site and on popular video-sharing sites such as YouTube.com or Google Video.

But Chris Hayes understands this much about the problematic grass field and the unpredictable winds at Giants Stadium: the football takes funny bounces there, even funnier than they used to when the turf was artificial.