Sentence examples for various escapades from inspiring English sources

"Based on the Odyssey," the opening credits say, though that is no more than a nudge wrapped in a tease; various escapades bear a faint Homeric coloring — the eye patch on John Goodman's Bible-thumper, more thump than Bible, is a neat wink at the Cyclops — but viewers whose ancient Greek has rusted over need not fret.

The play, translated into English by Tom Stoppard, is mainly a sitcom in which the geezers behave oddly while plotting various escapades, like an escape to a copse of poplars they can see from the nursing home's terrace, where they meet daily to quibble and quarrel and get on one another's nerves.

The two are shown to frequently consume marijuana, emitting a calm demeanor throughout the various escapades caused at their job.

It was fun meeting such outgoing, open people and hearing their stories about their various escapades, but I'd come looking for more than just talk; I was getting weary.

Together they caroused, brawled and drank through the night, got up to various romantic escapades and lost fortunes on the horses.

He recounts various daredevil escapades, and there is a Zelig quality to his associations as he brushes up against many infamous human butchers.

Very soon, Tommy-Lee's sleepwalking leads them into various unlikely escapades in the nocturnal streets of London, which is under threat from a weird feline flu virus, known popularly as Killer Kittens.

Very soon, Tommy-Lee's sleepwalking leads them into various unlikely escapades in the nocturnal streets of London, which is under threat from a weird feline flu virus, known popularly as Killer Kittens.

David Stubbs Kill The Messenger (Michael Cuesta, 2014) 9.45am, 10pm, Sky Movies Premiere It's interesting to see Jeremy Renner – star of The Bourne Legacy and various Marvel escapades as Hawkeye – in a non-action role.

Banks had been forcibly retired by the Post Office and responded by encouraging his friends to go on various anarchic escapades, such as getting drunk at midday, playing football in the park and trying to find a husband for his landlady.

Remember the disappearing forecast of 2.8 percent unemployment under the Ryan plan, and various other Heritage escapades?