Sentence examples for all chuckles from inspiring English sources
Elon is all chuckles, "Ha ha, look at Mummy" and he brushes his fingers delightedly through the soft fuzz.
It's not all chuckles in "Dry," though, and the second half of the book is consumed with tension over the possibility of relapse and over Burroughs's against-the-rules romance with a fellow recovering addict.
Whenever we took car trips, my mother would point out the window to long abandoned houses and say, "There's a real fixer-upper for us!" And we'd all chuckle.
"Looks like it," the barber said, and we all chuckled.
We all chuckled, in those innocent, pre-Citizens United days, about our corrupt electoral system.
In the press gallery at parliament in Pretoria, we all chuckled at his jokes.
The Yankees added a run in the top of the ninth, and they all chuckled about Sojo and his feet.
Finally, after they all chuckled nervously, Mr. Talampe said such sensitive questions should be referred to national headquarters.
We've all chuckled over how only Germans could dream up Schadenfreude and how the English can't say bon appetit because their cooking is so bad.
We all chuckled a little at this, thinking of an 18-year-old designating that her bedroom remain unchanged in perpetuity.
