Clown used in a sentence

Clown in a sentence as a noun

That's a call for good teachers who are willing to crack down on the class clown.

"That's a call for good teachers who are willing to crack down on the class clown.

A great clown, Pagliacci, is in town tonight.

There's always a class clown, and he always needs to be cracked down upon for the good of the class.

I would have guessed some clown in the library system, but frankly that doesn't make sense either.

I think I would strangle some clown flying a drone right in front of a beautiful scenic overlook.

That's like counting toilet paper!He's a clown, and it's embarrassing that HBR thinks he's valuable as a contributor.

Clown in a sentence as a verb

This is not part of the judicial branch of government any more than the "property code violations court" presided over by a clown in black robes.

They could spend all the time in the world creating the perfect brand and the client could choose something else because they don't like the color blue or they're scared of clown logos or whatever.

Plus the fact that partnering with a shady right wing corporate law firm and the HB Gary Federal clown will alway reflect badly on their general common sense judgement...

Is PyCon a conference where taking face shots of attendees and posting them for the whole world to see then calling them *** clown?> to not to work with you on this andNot to work with him on what.

> what do you honestly think Aaron Swartz would think about this clown using his name to score political points?I'm not sure I understand why the "clown" scoring political points is so bad. Where in the rulebook does it state that doing the right thing must be completely devoid of agenda or beneficial byproducts?Take, for example, volunteering.

So, making a joke about a "dongle" with your friend is a firable offense, but taking a photo of someone without their permission and publicly calling them an "*** clown" is okay?Because she was offended at crudeness directed at no one and merely overheard, that means crude insults directed at people are appropriate?