Examples of 'silly season' in a sentence

Meaning of "silly season"

Silly season: Refers to a period, usually in politics or media, marked by frivolity, sensationalism, or a lack of seriousness
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  • A period, usually during the summertime, when news media tend to place increased emphasis on reporting light-hearted, offbeat, or bizarre stories.
  • A period of time, as during a holiday season or a political campaign, in which the behavior of an individual or group tends to become uncharacteristically frivolous, mirthful, or eccentric.
  • The early part of a competition’s offseason, where many roster and staff changes are made based on the outcome of the season just concluded.
  • The time of year when contract negotiations start, trades, and competitors change affiliations, frequently starting at mid-season or just before the start of free-agency, and extending to the start of the next season.

How to use "silly season" in a sentence

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This ai not the silly season.
The silly season is upon us.
Right now we are in the silly season.
Here comes the silly season for the markets.
A collection dedicated to the silly season.
The silly season is not a joyous time for everyone.
You define silly season.
Silly season is underway.
I hate the silly season.
And the press are grateful for anything in the silly season.
Transfer deadline day is silly season for teams looking to.
I guess that is why they call it the silly season.
So let the spitefully silly season of his opponents begin.
Our mayor has often referred to election time as the silly season.
It is the silly season.

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The lack of decent weather this summer did not stop the traditional newspaper silly season.
Silly Season heats up with more driver moves.
Some in the media attributed the event to silly season and sensationalism.
Has the silly season left its mark on your waistline?
A lot of people got problems specially during the silly season like now.
Ever went through silly season in your marriage?
I look forwards to a great month following quite a destructive silly season for myself.
Silly season is finally here, after a long and difficult year.
Rumors often run rampant during the early stages of Silly season.
Look, we are in the silly season right now.
I think President Obama tagged this part of the campaign as the silly season.
How do you manage the silly season on your blog?
Silly Season also refers to time periods outside traditional season-long competitive sporting competitions.
I think that 's why they call it silly season.
MotoGP 's silly season is about to reach its climax.
As you may have noticed, there was no silly season this summer.
Has the silly season already begun?
Uh, a lot of people got problems especially during the silly season like now.
The silly season is declared open!
As the industry settles in for the silly season there was still plenty of serious….
Silly season - the transfer market.
December is here and it 's not called Silly Season for nothing.
It 's also the silly season for yours truly, where nothing is happening.
Here's your guide to surviving Silly Season.
Is it just me, or is the silly season starting early this year?
People, indeed, do their part during the silly season.
It 's silly season again in California.
Print anything now, silly season.
Silly season as well!
By June, July, all the silly season starts with a driver 's market.
It 's a perfectly routine, harmless, silly season story.
However, Parsi said, “ even silly season has real repercussions on the real world . ”.
I don't know. You define silly season.
Yes, it 's officially here, silly season for the newspapers.
The event received coverage in the Western press during the 2007 silly season.

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