How to use farting around in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "farting around" and check conjugation/comparative form for "farting around". Mastering all the usages of "farting around" from sentence examples published by news publications.
I have three kids and farting around them is funny!
|
|
So, in a weird way, that makes the act of just freely farting around others or even intentionally farting around others weirdly intimate because you're sharing a thing that you try so hard to hide from everybody else.
|
|
After farting around with the Phab2 Pro, I found myself genuinely annoyed that my iPhone couldn't measure a window with a wave or insert a dinosaur into the room.
|
|
" Previously, my idea of movie funny was Inspector Clouseau karate-kicking himself into a dish-filled cabinet in "The Return of the Pink Panther" or cowboys farting around the campfire in "Blazing Saddles.
|
|
How am I supposed to waste time farting around when people keep killing each other.
|
|
And that the general brainless arsing and farting around they had enjoyed in training and on the boat was now coming to an end.
|
|
He stayed at Ardingly for one more term and returned home to London, but made no plans to further his education or start long-term work. Instead, he accepted a temporary position at Smithfield Market, where he earned 15 shillings a week as a junior transport clerk for the Union Cold Storage Company. By his own admission, he never stopped "farting around" and often kept his colleagues entertained with impersonations of the Hunchback of Notre-Dame and Erich von Stroheim. He invented various characters, including Colonel Featherstonehaugh-Bumleigh and Cora Chessington-Crabbe, and frequently recited comic stories involving them to his colleagues.
|
|
On release in 1971, Straight Up was much maligned in Rolling Stone. The magazine's reviewer, Mike Saunders, previously a champion of the band, called it "a barely decent album, one which is the poorest of Badfinger's three LPs and by far the least likeable". Saunders derided the songwriting and production, and lamented that the group had abandoned its previous "unabashed rock and roll energy", adding: "With Straight Up, Badfinger seem to have already reached the Beatles' Revolver stage: a stultifying self-conscious artiness, a loss of previous essential virtues, and far too much general farting around." Writing in Disc and Music Echo, Caroline Boucher opined: "Badfinger's sound is that of the Beatles in the Rubber Soul era without the Beatles magic exuberance … The album, overall, doesn't have enough light and shade." Alan Niester of Creem described the Harrison-produced tracks as "without exception the stronger" beside Rundgren's "more common and forgettable" work, but found the band's new sound "a curiously bland and unremarkable blend of guitars, drums, and nubile voices that really doesn’t go anywhere or in much of a blaze of hurry".
|
|
No results under this filter, show 8 sentences.