Sentence examples for as laughing from inspiring English sources

But gasping isn't the same as laughing.

It's as if the act is imprinted on my DNA, as innate as laughing or sneezing.

Some, like national police commissioner Riah Phiyega, go as far as laughing.

The original quoted Oscar Wilde as laughing at the death of Little Dorrit.

Nitrous oxide: also known as laughing gas, "hippy crack" or, in my mind, "balloons".

This question is never answered, as laughing boy is uncharacteristically quiet for this bit.

Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is sometimes used as an anesthetic; when inhaled it produces mild hysteria.

Spotted hyenas (also known as laughing hyenas) bring new meaning to the phrase "putting yourself out there".

He'd once naïvely assumed that going mad meant you were not aware of going mad; he'd naïvely pictured madmen as laughing.

Yes, he was often very funny, but his humour came from comments about individual acts and performers: what might also be described as laughing at foreigners.

In the performance of Julie Kent, especially, we see dancing that's equally transparent – virtuosity made to look as natural as laughing, talking, sighing.