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Example sentences for "good joke"

  • I used to say, Burke never once made a good joke[79].

  • No, Sir; I never heard Burke make a good joke in my life[598].

  • Twas a good joke," said I, although my faith was somewhat staggered by Phelim's explanation.

  • Our chief, a noble Venetian belonging to the Balbi family, said to us, "It would be a good joke to carry off those three blockheads, and to keep the pretty woman in our possession.

  • I detailed to them what Mohun Lall had said, and repeated what a good joke it would be to get the head and place it in some conspicuous place.

  • Almoste every boddy gits married, and it iz a good joke.

  • There iz no medicine like a good joke; it iz a silver-coated pill that frolicks and phisicks on the run.

  • Thare iz no stattue aginst joking, but thare ought tew be, not that I think a good joke iz criminal, but they are so scarce, they are suspicious.

  • It was a good joke," Lark said, now and then.

  • It--it was a good joke while it lasted," said Carol, with a very faint shadow of a smile.

  • I--I just thought it would be such a good joke on Prudence--with father out of town.

  • Oh, that I mayn't sin, but that's a good joke!

  • But the best of all was his hunting among the Adirondack Mountains, in Michigan, and having to defend himself against the Indians; that's a good joke.

  • When David entered the room he saw before him a couple of happy faces; Pomuchelskopp was laughing as if the attorney had been making a good joke, and the attorney was laughing as if Pomuchelskopp had been telling an amusing story.

  • She showed her parson the red danger signal she had hoisted in her distress, but he seemed to look upon the whole affair as a good joke, perhaps because he was convinced that the brig was in no danger.

  • She would have thought the whole affair a good joke if the butterfly had not been her sister's son, and the flower Louisa Hawermann.

  • Although not especially fond of sewing, the girls looked upon this episode as a good joke, and fell to work at their bits of cloth.

  • Patty would have supposed that this would greatly humiliate the proud and sensitive boy, but, to her surprise, Roger treated the affair as a good joke.

  • Mr. Phelps, rather amused at what he considered a good joke, and thinking that it must be a case of mistaken identity somehow.

  • I asked him this morning if it wouldn't be a good joke to put some soft soap on the front step, so the letter-carrier would slip up and spill hisself, and Pa said it would be elegant.

  • I think it would be a good joke on Murphey.

  • A corpse got a good joke on the people of Quebec the other day.

  • Pa said it would be a good joke for me not to call him Pa, but to act as though I was his younger brother, and we would have a real nice time.

  • Then there must have been a good joke somewhere," Mr. Crow said.

  • And if you don't say it's a good joke, I'll never wear a checkered red coat again.

  • You promised that if we didn't say it was a good joke you'd never wear a checkered red coat again.

  • It's a good joke on you,' he says, 'for the little woman got it on the third trial.

  • I cried, for my father stopped in the middle of his recital to laugh, as though he were telling a good joke.

  • At this he laughed as though he had made a good joke.

  • Instead of yielding to anger he burst into a great laugh, as though he had heard a good joke.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good joke" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    good anchorage; good behavior; good chap; good fairy; good habit; good habits; good horse; good hotel; good lieutenant; good look; good lookin; good mornin; good pace; good people; good plan; good reputation; good seaman; good soldier; good subject; good times; good unto; good white; good wine; hath bene; never have; quite unconscious