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• For ten years, Gary Martin has made some of the most interesting and fun dance music around.
• The November wind was chilly, but I didn't think that it was too cold to have some good old fashioned fun .
• It was a week of good fun rather than serious education.
• it was great fun
• I always think of it as being a bit like Never Never Land - it's a fun place and we were encouraged to try things.
• The artists will paint a design based on the theme of having fun .
• Kerry leans his head back and laughs heartily, because he's having fun , you know?
• He had managed to befriend them all in Sadie's service, and proved to be an excellent source of fun .
• ‘It's just a bit of fun and it seemed ideal timing with Father's Day coming up,’ he said.
• There's some mild postmodern fun to be had identifying these sources, but that's hardly the point.
• There are other interesting and fun ideas; a few new ways of thinking.
• He had the most amazing bright eyes, full of laughter and fun .
• A day care area was also set up for babies and toddlers, which gave their parents a chance to have fun with some activities as well.
• Even when I started out in music, I just intended to have fun - I didn't have a career plan.
• Music and dance on the tarmac, bouncing castle and other fun activities and lots of fun .
• The night includes plenty of fun events with raffles, refreshments and lots of social chat.
• Which is sad, because this guy makes some of the most interesting and fun music in Wellington, or even New Zealand.
• I sucked it up, however, complimented her on her gown, and wished her and her friends a fun evening.
• Play with your baby - this shows you like spending time together having fun .
• These people were friendly, courteous to excess, and full of fun .
• Apart from getting a preview of things to come, Fashion Week offers endless fun in the form of people-watching.
• I love to see them roll over and over on their backs, race up and down the hills making snorting, happy noises, most obviously full of glee and fun .
• Maybe they are a little bit distracted from having fun and skating with their friends.
• They are a cause of pride to people living in rural areas, and a source of entertainment, fun and education to those who visit from towns and cities.
• Yes, it was a thoroughly enjoyable and fun night and real stars did in fact emerge.
• There will be plenty of fun , food and activities for everyone to enjoy.
• The evening proceeded with a fun quiz and was followed by a musical quiz.
• Rather than being victim to this silly debate, we should move forward and embrace this interesting and fun addition to sex.
• Maybe that's a function of getting older - you reach a point where you realise you're just not having fun anymore, and so you leave.
• Honey is a young golden mixed breed terrier, who likes cats, and is full of fun and playful.
• Once the crust has set up, the least amount of fresh powder will give you equally enjoyable and fun conditions.
• it's a fun way to learn
• The almost-familiar music is great fun and the major source of delight in this show.
• The water and beach events, guided walks, exhibits of marine heritage and fun events were a hit.
• Are you planning and resting and having fun or concentrating on 2001's season?
• Simply because he seems to be having so much fun , Michael Rudder stands out in an able cast of seven.
• She's 82 and as full of fun and mischief as ever, over the phone - even though she's hardly able to walk these days.
• Ticket sales have been going very well for what will be a great night of fun and fashion.
• This exercise was, you will understand, just a bit of fun .
• Gone too will be spoiled votes, which are often a source of fun for those scanning the voting sheets.
• I hope people voted for the Greens, because as a bunch they are actually fun and interesting people.
• she's great fun to be with
• it's no fun anymore
• She was nearly always a subject of Dylan's flirting and knew it was fun and enjoyable.
• I spent far too much time and money, fitting it, having fun , relaxing.
• Most of them came there just to have fun while others were serious about winning.
• Combine activity and fun by going for a hike or a bike ride together as a family.
• If we are fortunate, we work in professions that are fun and enjoyable as well as productive.
• These models freely gave of their time to add spectacle to the style, cheeky charm to the chic and full-on fun to the fashion.
• Parks should be fun places to go but I'm always paranoid when taking children there.
• It is an example of Marshall's style of filmmaking, characterised by its good humour and buoyant sense of fun .
• However, on landing all was well and the group set out for Athy having had an enjoyable, interesting and fun weekend.
• I vaguely remember playing soccer and having fun with my old friends.
• While under water themselves, the pair had some memorable fun with a playful beluga whale.
• It will be a fun event for everyone with the Gateway organising a gala picnic for children.
• At first it was just for exercise, just a bit of fun - she didn't want to punish herself - but gradually she wanted more and more.
• A ploughman's lunch was provided and the cooler weather contributed to a very enjoyable fun day.
• She was always full of fun and trusted everyone she met.
• ‘The emphasis this year will be on fancy dress and having fun as opposed to winning,’ said Tim.
• they had great fun
• As a friend noted at work, you can just tell he's having fun when he plays.
• From the student perspective she was seen as the warmest of people, very popular with her peers and full of fun .
• But all in all, paying took about half an hour which was a tedious, tiresome end to what was otherwise a fun evening.
• Rather, we just need a venue to get together to show that we are just as much into having fun as we are into pursuing our academic ventures.
• There will be fun events for all the family in addition to races and these will be open to all.
• they beat him up, just for fun
• food poisoning is no fun
• I've always followed fashion and would love to be a model, but it's all just a bit of fun really.
• These mini-features are chock full of fun , interesting trivia, and are not to be skipped.
• Rees was an excellent listener and a thoughtful adviser and he had a great sense of humour and of fun .
• Weekends are full of creative fun for kids of all ages at the Horniman Museum.
• It's just a bit of fun to let the kids have a good time and raise some money for the charity.
• Those who engage in vandalism in most cases do so as a source of fun for themselves and their friends.
• Having fun is the best way to banish the blahs and reap physical benefits.
• Coupled with learning, fun , jive and jest, to enhance one's personality one must get a good campus life.
• The film looks fresh and trips the light fantastic, it's fun , breezy and full of laughs.
• It really didn't take that long for me to realise that I was having fun , for the first time in ages I was enjoying myself.
• I am not looking for marriage, just a bit of fun and attention.
• Intelligent and obedient, this breed also has a character full of fun .
• It has been years since my mother has seen me perform, so it will be a fun evening.
• To them the pipe lagging was a plaything, a source of fun .
• Worlds where animals talk and live like humans have always been fun and interesting, and Band of Thieves is no different.
• Although these toys may be a good source of fun for youngsters, on the long term they will only do harm.
• But now we have to do reinterviews of people that are having fun getting in the spotlight.