Sentence examples for time for laughs from inspiring English sources

But they still find time for laughs over beers, games of basketball on a rooftop court and, of course, sex.

Like his last outing, the pitch-black drama "Match Point," the new one revisits a number of Mr. Allen's favorite themes, including money, conscience and luscious young women ripe for the plucking, this time for laughs.

The funny/serious man mock bemoans a cutting glitch realized after his film opened the Toronto Film Festival: as a stand up comic might hone his routine, he had to open the film up to allow more time for laughs, so that they didn't step on the next line.

And remember, there's a woman serving jail time for laughing at Jeff Sessions," liberal commentator Sarah Kendizor opined, referring to a Code Pink activist convicted of charges relating to a protest at Sessions's confirmation hearing.

Remember; There is a time for laughing, and a funeral is not it.

Watch Sarah Silverman/Matt Damon video a few times for laughs -- that Matt Damon is pretty slick dancing in those red Hammer pants.

The near contemporary (1986) "Night of the Creeps" (Sony, Blu-ray $24.95, standard definition $19.94, not rated), directed Fred Dekker, also evokes the dead hand of a mythical past, though this time mainly for laughs.

The campaign is funny, as the Outpost.com campaign was, but this time the hoped-for laughs are far more related to the purpose of the Web site.

It is now time for some laughs, a little reefer too.

Peter Heathfield had been a formidable speaker, a disciplined activist, yet someone who always had time for a laugh, a joke and a pint.

Judge Rakoff, who at times plays for laughs in the courtroom, joked that they should label the film clip "Marxist Exhibit 1".