"Uhhh, why couldn't I put it in the show?" he joshed.
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He was greeted with rapturous applause by his young, liberal audience, and joshed along with his SNL impersonators.
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CHANCE THE RAPPER Chance the Rapper anticipated some fans' reaction to his recent songs: "Damn, he praising God now?" he joshed midset.
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He played pieces of favorites — I remember "Pink Cashmere" — and he joked and joshed with the audience like we were old friends.
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Mr Perdue has joshed about his own girth as a means to justify his department's campaign to make America's children eat more unhealthy food.
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On Friday, the last day, Edwards joshed that we should gather our sleeping bags and toothbrushes before our parents arrived to pick us up.
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On the 36th floor of a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper, the actors Ice Cube and Kevin Hart joshed with fans inside a glass-walled radio studio one afternoon last month.
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She asked an editor for advice, and was told that as long as the gift was not exorbitant — no stock in a company, the editor joshed — it was fine.
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"I know, 'Bernie time' right?" joshed an organiser sent from Washington, DC, to the crowd of 20163 who had turned up to volunteer for Bernie Sanders's nascent campaign in the state.
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Last June, at an annual gathering of military bigwigs in Singapore, France's defence minister joshed her British counterpart by pointing out that the previous year both had vied to send more frigates to the Shangri-La Dialogue than the other.
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Last year, he joshed during the State of the State speech with Sheldon Silver and Dean G. Skelos, then the leaders of the Assembly and Senate, whom he referred to as his "amigos," complete with a mock-up of the three men in sombreros.
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No one is more important to Saudi efforts to rehabilitate their de facto ruler after the bone-saw killing and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi than President Trump, who joshed around with the crown prince during a summit photo session on Friday and hosted him for a personal breakfast on Saturday morning where he lavished praise on the prince as a reformer opening up his society.
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How obscene is that? In the Times, Andrew Billen wrote: > Since 2001, antiSemitic incidents have almost doubled to 594 last year, > which, Littlejohn calculated, was “more than ten every week”. > Littlejohn’s presentation was hindered by his addiction to cliché. “You > don’t have to be an antiSemite to hate Israel but it helps,” he joshed. And: > “Just because you are paranoid doesn’t mean they are not out to get you.” > But when he stuck to the facts he was all right.
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The company that owned the newspaper S.C. Meta Ring S.R.L. has sued the journalist and the blogger, Simona Tache, for the author copyrights infringement, when she published an article where she has joshed the habit related to publishing of a calendar with the company's female employees in feminine and even erotic states, presenting the pictures taken from those calendars. The journalist claims of having the right to use, without the author's consent, the passages of the work to exemplify the opinion she expresses freely. The company demanded to remove the photos used as an example and to pay the damages amounting to 50 Lei per day, but the first instance rejected the applicant's claim. In September 2016 the process was in the appeal phase.
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