Sentence examples for uproarious day from inspiring English sources

Resemblances to Tony and Cherie Blair are very far from coincidental: both Harris and Polanski have clearly calculated that a libel lawsuit would make for an uproarious day in court, precisely the sort of legal appearance that Mr Blair does not care to make, in fact or fiction.

The testimony came during an uproarious day of courtroom burlesquerie: Judge Denny Chin studied the Penthouse pictures while aging pornographer Bob Guccione defended the likenesses of each woman's wristwatch, freckles and the "attitude of the pinkie," meaning the posture of each woman's most petit fingers.

(The Sunday concert, particularly uproarious, ran two and a half hours).

Their uproarious Main Stage set on Friday proved that a combined age of 103 couldn't stop Chuck D and Flavour Flav rocking an eager crowd.

They seem now to live uproarious lives of constant celebration: Wednesday evening trips to Nepalese marshmallow bars.

There followed three days of uproarious celebration in London.

William Nordhaus '63 B.A., '72 M.A., Sterling Professor of Economics, entered his classroom at Dunham Laboratory Monday morning to a burst of uproarious applause.

On Tuesday night, Mr. Paul drew an uproarious standing ovation from several hundred young people at the Trump International Hotel, where he spoke at a dinner for Turning Point USA, an organization for college-age conservatives.

Despite a steady rain, tens of thousands of Catholics gave the Pontiff an uproarious welcome at the start of his four-day visit, first at the airport and then in an evening ceremony at Mile High Stadium.

Last Wednesday evening the entire crowd erupted in uproarious cheers as a line of Wisconsin firefighters in full uniform streamed into the building to spend the night on the floor with us.

You probably know Ana Gasteyer best from her wonderful six-season run on "Saturday Night Live," during which time her uproarious impressions of Martha Stewart and Celine Dion made her one of the show's most coveted performers.