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The spelling mistake in their teacher's name was a matter of great amusement to the children.
I get absolutely no amusement out of watching programmes like that.
He tried to look solemn, but we could all see the amusement in his eyes.
To our great amusement, the dog ran off with one of Dad's slippers.
Even the judge couldn't hide her amusement at the defendant's story.
In their television appearances and literar y representations the tortoises repeatedly broached these formal divides, functioning as cybernetic devices, neurological models, popular amusements, household pets, and surrogate children.
The second half of the definition refers to premises used wholly or mainly as a pleasure fair consisting largely or entirely of amusements.
A great many people find these amusements quite interesting and entirely harmless.
They take their amusements in the same buildings, some being in one borough and some in the other.
There are also indoor occupations, such as carpentry, and also recreation and amusements.
Clause 23 allows amusements with prizes at such places as fun fairs and amusements arcades.
They have their particular towns and their particular villages, their own sports, and their own amusements.
In fact, all that they care about is money and amusements.
We have done everything we can to encourage amusements, and wherever possible we have acquired parks and open spaces.
Many of their ordinary amusements have come to an end through necessary restrictions.
Their bus services run to it, and their people go to it for shopping, amusements, political meetings, and functions of all kinds.
If you merely put taxation on necessaries and you do not have taxation on amusements, the obvious harm to the country requires no exposition.
I would not use the word "fritter" unconditionally with regard to the amusements of the people.
All their amusements are organised, and they have not to try to amuse themselves.
Do not allow them to have anything to do with the amusements of the working man.
