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entertaining English
Meaning entertaining meaning
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Synonyms entertaining synonyms
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Topics entertaining topics
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Simple sentences
In my opinion, a movie is much more entertaining than a book.
I think a movie is more entertaining than any book.
He is in charge of entertaining the foreign guests.
Drunk people are so entertaining.
This TV program seems to be very entertaining.
Undoubtedly the most entertaining thing to do in winter is to search for your snow entombed car.
This is a very entertaining story.
This game is very entertaining.
This is an entertaining program for children.
She's entertaining herself.
Movie subtitles
Literally the most entertaining day of my life.
Entertaining?
Entertaining your gunmen pals is bad enough, but politicians.
A reasonable doubt is such a doubt as a man of reasonable intelligence can give some good reason for entertaining, if he is called upon to do so.
Scharwenka, a Polish countess who has spurned the hollow mockeries of society and gone in for nightclub entertaining.
I really think it's an imposition, but since you insist, well, I'll stay and try to be very entertaining.
A good angel put us together. He's been most kind and entertaining.
You should have found that very entertaining.
Entertaining him, running around town with him. and I imagine falling in love with him.
He's entertaining.
I had a very entertaining conversation with a young lady who does tricks. with olives when she gets it right.
I don't need entertaining.
I suppose she's very entertaining.
It's more entertaining that listening to a stable boy.
So entertaining.
No entertaining while we're out.
And you can tell your owner, Mr. Hollis Bane. we're not entertaining anyone from his yellow rag in this house.
You're entertaining no representatives of the Evening Star.
I can be very entertaining if I want to be.
Don't argue with your women when I'm entertaining.
And this same Sidney Kidd, ladies and gentlemen of America this protector of American democracy and homes and firesides was at that moment entertaining this South Carolina Mata Hari on his yacht.
It isn't often we have the pleasure. of entertaining so famous a pirate in our galley.
I've been entertaining her.
So far, I must say, I found the zoo infinitely the most entertaining.
He's entertaining. But you won't arrest him.
Your Highness has saved me words. Unless the bulge in my left pocket. is made good immediately after the ceremony. Your Highness will have the opportunity. of entertaining the police with his priceless humor.
It couldn't have been very entertaining for you.
It's kind of entertaining.
I know Roy's talent for entertaining on shipboard, don't I, Roy?
News and current affairs
This is perhaps less entertaining, but it will do much more good.
In the Netherlands, not normally a country known for clownish politicians, the surge of populism was first led by Pim Fortuyn, a flamboyantly gay man who staged provocative, and always richly entertaining, public appearances.
It would certainly be more entertaining that the current framework, and, who knows, it might even inspire better policy.
When you look at an aerial photograph of housing developments spreading into prairies or logging operations obliterating rain forests, it's hard to avoid entertaining a frightening possibility: we are parasites.
Fortuyn's outrageousness was deliberately provocative and always entertaining.
Entertaining gossip has mutated into an assault on privacy, with newspapers claiming that any attempt to keep them out of people's bedrooms is an assault on free speech.
Can one imagine the New York Philharmonic, which performed to great acclaim in Pyongyang, entertaining Stalin or Hitler?
Constantly pitting one side against the other may make for entertaining roundtables on cable television and energizing political rallies.
What started off as entertaining gossip about royalty and film stars has burgeoned into a massive assault on privacy, with newspapers claiming that any attempt to keep them out of the bedroom is an assault on free speech.