"He would come on the set and make big pronunciamentos, and I would chuckle at him". Kristen didn't chuckle.
I would chuckle and say, "ha-ha, I've always been this way... .. But, what didn't they understand?
I bet if Steve Jobs were around now he'd chuckle every time someone wearing Google Glass walks by.
You know, 'clap on, clap off'?" Then she'd chuckle to herself and say, "He's going to love it".
We'd chuckle over the familiar tropes: how the black guy always dies first, or the white lady survivor always trips — compulsively, repeatedly — in the final chase scene.
"We were listening to the music," he said, "and sometimes we'd chuckle because the music had this great combination of jazz, spiritual, gospel but also had a sense of humor".
Researcher Gina Neff (@ginasue) says, "Economic downturns, company layoffs, booms and busts these are collective phenomena, but people attribute managing these risks to individual". When my stepfather was ready to retire, he'd chuckle about the raw deal the next generation of workers were getting.
"Wind me up Chuck!" "I don't hear you!" "Wind me up Chuck!" "Oh yes I do," Brown would chuckle before unleashing the full force of the band and funky vocals on the ecstatic crowd.
"Frankly, I think Greg would chuckle".
She added, "I would just chuckle".
