Sentence examples for that goofball from inspiring English sources

Their early club act "The 3 Goofballz" (opening: Bob pops out of one cardboard box, David pops out of another, and nobody pops out of a third; that Goofball had died) caught the attention of the legendary Bernie Brillstein, who championed them to HBO, which gave them a pilot.

"In the old days men would turn to their wives and ask, 'What did that goofball say, honey?' " said Michael Lutins, a New York writer and astrologer.

No more than kids running off to shoot cops after listening to NWA songs or that goofball who tried to kill Reagan after seeing Taxi Driver.

CBS quickly cut off the call, and Mr. Rather explained that goofballs and crank calls were a regrettable part of the business.

For Marco Rubio, the Republican senator who has been trying to craft a bipartisan immigration-reform bill, the idea that a goofball lone-wolf terrorist attack by a frustrated Chechen boxer and his younger brother could torpedo his efforts must sound bizarre.And yet it's not entirely impossible, for two reasons.

Audiences and critics were shocked that the goofball Lenny was not only handsome but deft at playing romantic comedy.

"I assume when the people were writing the law, they didn't contemplate the fact that some goofball would run a pig for mayor," Ewing continued.

But it was not the charm and the goofball wit that caught our attention in the first place.

"We're trying to veer away from some of the goofball antics that we may have focused on in seasons past," said Adam Stotsky, NBC Entertainment's president for marketing.

He has his own television show on a local cable sports network and generally comes across as such a goofball that it is easy to overlook that he is also a gamer.

Nonetheless, it was as a lovable goofball that he became, for a time, a British movie star.