Sentence examples for worthwhile entertainment from inspiring English sources
Shpiel!" ("Play! Play! Play!"), adds up to worthwhile entertainment, though its components vary in quality from perceptively funny to repetitious to provocatively promising.
The question probably never occurred to viewers in the 1970s and 1980s, but suddenly it is highly relevant: exactly how much worthwhile entertainment content was there in shows like "Charlie's Angels," "T.
Mr. Perry "has not given me worthwhile family entertainment," Mr. Waliszewski added.
As O'Connor notes, Workers in the nineteenth century were not easily persuaded that they needed [these] kinds of polite science … A knowledge of earth history was of limited practical use to most of them, and not many were convinced that it could be a worthwhile form of entertainment.
Workers in the nineteenth century were not easily persuaded that they needed [these] kinds of polite science … A knowledge of earth history was of limited practical use to most of them, and not many were convinced that it could be a worthwhile form of entertainment.
In a worthwhile read in this week's Entertainment Weekly it transpires that Iron Man 3 heralds phase two of the Marvel movies masterplan, which will include the November release Thor: The Dark World, 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier and 2015's The Avengers 2. These movies, we are told, introduce significant changes.
There are certainly moments when politicians have something worthwhile to say about sport and entertainment.
Because of its small size, it is considerably quieter than larger PC's, making it a potentially worthwhile addition to the living room entertainment array.
Entertainment is certainly a worthwhile endeavor, but isn't it time we all asked for a little more than that?
On Tuesday the foreign niche will get three worthwhile if more modest additions from Steeplechase Entertainment, a new California distributor named for an old Brooklyn racetrack.
The entertainment value alone made the new format worthwhile.
