Sentence examples for a laugh at all from inspiring English sources

So it didn't get a laugh at all.

He unrolled a laboured joke about badgers which didn't get a laugh at all, and as the scriptwriters took every opportunity available to remind the audience of exactly why he was there, he could only occasionally find a snappy line back.

A few aesthetes may gripe, and online galleries have a laugh at all the unsightly art appearing everywhere, but most people passively accept the right of ignorant art-commissioning bodies and arrogant artists to impose their awful taste on the rest of us.

Have a laugh at how this is all a little non-sensical.

We all like a laugh at Christmas.

Gareth Southgate, Stuart Pearce and Chris Waddle all had a laugh at their own expense over their penalty misses while playing for England in a Pizza Hut advert.

Who won? 46% Obama, 39% Romney MoE +/- 4% October 17 , 20125.11am BST So we've all had a laugh at the "binders full of women" thing.

Sure, we all get a laugh at someone else's expense when watching taser videos on YouTube, but did you know that the device may affect your heartbeat?

A laugh at sex is a laugh at destiny.

And ESPN.com's Scott Burnside offers a good translation of, and a good laugh at, all the clichés rolled out for the elimination game.

But it's not as good a joke as the career of Banksy himself, whose work is revered, priced and discussed in ways that will give later generations a good laugh at us all.