| Since then she's kept a watchful eye on the space behind the cooker, much to our amusement, some days for hours at a time. |
| Much to the amusement of the car driver, the man in khaki fished out a couple of hundred rupee notes towards compensation. |
| His dark eyes sparkled with life and amusement from the mass of black wiry hair that covered his face. |
| Surely the agonizing pain I experience when I hit my elbow has much more to do with craziness than amusement. |
| Think of a needle, heated to a glowing red heat, plunged deep into your joints and then jiggled and wiggled about for your amusement. |
| Dan's pale green eyes locked on his as soon as he had fully turned, the man's mouth quirking in amusement. |
