He could amuse us for hours with his stories of the theatre.
Do you sometimes feel as if you don't know how to interest and amuse people and have conversations with them?
He could make people laugh and cry, and arouse anger, and he meant to amuse and to make the world a better place.
Some amuse themselves in folly.
I'm sorry. What do you amuse yourself with?
Such costumes were put on long ago to amuse the audience after the Harvest Fest.
They need special clock with flexible hands crawling around the clock face second after the second to amuse the small fishes and cheer your moods.
They sang songs to amuse themselves during the break.
With few recreational activities to amuse them, people found attending trials to be a diverting pastime.
The deal is, Vivian explains, that if Wilson doesn't work out-please her, amuse her, satisfy her unreadable needs-by sunset she will find someone else.
This battle against pride would challenge him — and amuse him — for the rest of his life.
When he was working on the Manhattan Project, Richard Feynman used to amuse himself by breaking into safes containing secret documents.
It was not to amuse myself that I went: I was often wretched all the time.
My clients never fail to amuse.
The traditional view thinks that an athlete should get away from the amuse circle, because it will distract their attention and then makes him lose in the fame.
Only lively lectures can amuse and impress students.
I try to amuse them with my lack of everyday bush skills and fear of wild animals.
He also built devices to amuse Clark's stepdaughter, including floating lanterns and a windmill run by a live mouse.
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