Sentence examples for background laughter from the from inspiring English sources

The Sunday interview ended, appropriately, with a burst of background laughter from the studio.

This went on to a background of laughter from the dining-room.

Laughter is contagious; did you ever notice that in television shows, there is background laughter in parts of the show that aren't even that funny?

I envisioned a meal in splendid isolation, with perhaps a background chorus of clinking glasses and laughter from the revelers in the main dining room.

There was laughter from the theatre.

There was knowing laughter from the crowd.

More laughter from the room.

His comment drew laughter from the crowd.

That remark brought laughter from the audience.

There's a roar of laughter from the pews.

[Laughter from the audience.] Too late — you have no choice.