Sentences with phrase «laughing life of the party»

«We can't change them into the happy, laughing life of the party,» he says, «but we can keep them out of the coffin.»

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I often get jealous of the people who «strike it rich» with book deals and conference invitations, who get the parties and the fame because they were bad but now they found Jesus, but then I look back over my life, at how far Jesus and I have walked together, what we have been through together, and how we have suffered, and grieved, and rejoiced, and laughed together, and I realize that no book deal, bank account, or applause from men could ever substitute for what I have with Jesus.

Whatr a lovely looking party... nights like these with friends, laughing together and enjoying each others company, is a special part of life!

some people say I'm the life of the party because I tell a joke or two; although I may be laughing loud and heartry.

I am usually the life of the party and love to make people laugh.

I can make a crowd full of people laugh and make me and my girl the life of the party.

I ENJOY FUN AND OFTEN THE LIFE OF THE PARTY DUE TO ALWAYS MAKING PEOPLE LAUGH!!

I am the life of any party i go to, i love to make people laugh... i am a woman who knows how to take care of her man!

Spontaneous, outgoing, adventurous, the life of the party, always know how to show a good time, never a dull moment and I promise I can make you smile and laugh.

There are women you bed an women you wed I'm the latter, I'm part of the Winfrey family, I'm a serious Capricorn no nonsense woman like to laugh have small intimate party eat organic, healthy life style.

Whatever Life of the Party needs its star to be, it gives us — frumpy, hot, weird, normal, kind, mean, humiliated, heroic, limber, uncoordinated, sexy, unsexy — in the desperate hope that you'll latch on to some nugget of McCarthy - patented brazenness and you'll laugh, as if story and cohesion meant nothing.

The one who's always the life of the party, even when there's no party, who has one beer too many and punches your arm just a little too hard, who's always telling jokes even when no one laughs and takes that silence as an invitation to try even harder.

I'm giving Life of the Party three stars — a solid B, if you will — on the strength of at least a half - dozen laugh - out - loud moments, some truly sharp dialogue, a tremendously likable cast, and the sheer force of its cheerful goofiness.

And yet I'm giving «Life of the Party» three stars — a solid B, if you will — on the strength of at least a half - dozen laugh - out - loud moments, some truly sharp dialogue, a tremendously likable cast, and the sheer force of its cheerful goofiness.

For as many times as Life of the Party is able to get a laugh or two, it works just as hard to justify its subplots.

Nonetheless, the biggest laughs in this surprisingly funny farce don't come courtesy of the predictable antics of the younger generation but from those of the nerdy babysitters who seize on a second chance in life to party with the beer and bikini set, especially Judi (Dratch) who flaunts her newfound sexuality, boasting «I mounted an Abercrombie model who's 19 years - old.»

The almost - good news is that in «Life of the Party» they still manage, even with their best asset (McCarthy) practically neutralized, enough laughs to squeak by.

Life of the Party Melissa McCarthy's latest — about a mother who attends the same college as her daughter, following a divorce — has some big laughs, but it's dragged down by an excessively sentimental treatment of the title character, played by McCarthy.

At the same time, Life of the Party falls short of the satirical comedy heights scaled by The Boss and delivers more in the way of chuckle worthy beats than laugh out loud scenarios.

Yet Ben, the life of the party, threw his head back and laughed, open - mouthed, constantly bringing Marian up, signaling that he was aware of the delicate situation and eager to put everyone at ease.

I would hope to make the end of life a party in which the important people are gathered to exchange stories, to support each other, and most importantly to laugh.

Jamie Guttenberg's father, Fred Guttenberg, remembers his daughter as being «the life of the party,» that person who made people laugh and was «the energy in the room.»

Jaime Guttenberg's father, Fred Guttenberg, remembers his daughter as being «the life of the party,» that person who made people laugh and «the energy in the room.»