Aún no tenemos significados para "more entertaining".
1Well, you could have at least provided me with more entertaining company.
2The show is more entertaining than it is either political or provocative.
3Now it's time to look at some more entertaining highlights from 2013.
4It was marginally more entertaining than Congress and it also ended early.
5Maybe two sides of a triangle would be more entertaining than one.
6The second idea was more entertaining, but I'd put money on the former.
7The acceptance speeches, though often hurried, were more entertaining than in the past.
8The more the child talked the more entertaining he found her.
9Few publications write more entertaining headlines than the New York Post.
10Can anyone find a more entertaining run of results than that?
11His minute-by-minute report is a lot more entertaining than the game itself was.
12He was certain that his companions were more entertaining than the king's offspring.
13She found this young officer rather more entertaining than the rest.
14His apparent earnestness and anger, you see, make him all the more entertaining.
15I found my casual intercourse with H. Truhn rather more entertaining.
16Is the Bianca story or the Katherine story the more entertaining?
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