US /ˌentərˈteɪn/
・UK /ˌentəˈteɪn/
Sans! How about be entertain the monsters of snowdin?
Sans, how about we entertain the monsters of Snowden?
A 'story' is a description of a series of real or imagined events, often to entertain people.
So, 'history' is a description of past events based on fact and 'stories' are descriptions of real or imagined events, often to entertain.
So let us entertain you, and we'll have a real good time, yes sir.
So why not entertain you?
So you're saying the meaning of life is to entertain some intergalactic couch potatoes?
So you're saying the meaning of life is to entertain some intergalactic couch potatoes?
Your soft spot: you might feel pressure to always entertain or worry that people only see your playful side.
You might feel pressure to always entertain or worry that people only see your playful side.
You're getting paid to give a good time and entertain the people that are in front of you.
You're getting paid to give a good time and entertain the people that are in front of you.
One of the successful trade route merchants of the time set up Goshoen in 1815 to entertain people of high status.
Now it has been renovated to entertain us with a space for relaxation, a museum, a chopstick shop, and a coffee stand.
In my absence, I left the crew with some antimatter-themed books and movies to entertain them.
In my absence, I left the crew with some antimatter-themed books and movies to entertain them.
I always want to entertain what's in front of me, too.
I always want to entertain what's in front of me too, so.
ENTERTAIN US!
(rambling) HERE WE ARE NOW, ENTERTAIN US!