Sentences with phrase «english sense of humour»

You just don't understand my cute English sense of humour.

«They all quite like a silly English sense of humour.»

Not exact matches

The Besiktas striker has discussed the sense of humour of English football fans, and isn't bothered by the fans mockery of the Anfield hero:

outh, most people spoke English which enabled me to share their sense of humour which was always only just below the surface.

I learnt Hausa which helped me enjoy the people of the North, while in the South, most people spoke English which enabled me to share their sense of humour which was always only just below the surface.

As I've said before, what makes a date is a shared sense of humour, and an ability to take the mickey out of one another, and I spent probably the last hour of my date with The Superhero Alter - Ego giggling and teasing him about his American - English and brilliant navigation (ahem!).

Regular blog readers will recognise the infamous spotty dress which I wore on my first ever date with Henley Boy (and anyone with a sense of humour will appreciate the irony of my pale «English rose» legs, next to an red English rose!)

First, the 2018 World Cup: this is squarely a story about football, and therefore likely to find a global audience even if its sense of humour remains lovably, colloquially English.

Mentioning anything about the weather is a good way to spark a conversation, but the English also have an excellent sense of humour.