Sentence examples for be a giggle from inspiring English sources

Being an outlaw can be a giggle.

What might have been a wheeze turns out to be a giggle.

(Isherwood) 'IS HE DEAD?' What might have been a wheeze turns out to be a giggle.

(Brantley) 'IS HE DEAD?' What might have been a wheeze turns out to be a giggle.

If that isolated figure can make himself a Ryder Cup legend then for McIlroy, a popular, approachable character in the locker room, it should be a giggle in the park.

Try as I may - and oh, how I have - it's not been easy to convince potential companions that tackling the Alps by pushbike could be a giggle, or that northern Spain is best viewed from behind a very lethargic donkey's over-active anus.

From Day 1, a woman's place on the "Today" show has been to be a giggling, blushing child-woman, eager to be chased around the set.

And they noted that, like human children, juvenile rats found tickling to be a rewarding experience; they ran mazes and pressed levers eagerly, knowing the reward would be a giggle-inducing tickle.

This doesn't mean you should be a giggling fool, laughing at everything that crosses your path, but you should try not to take yourself too seriously and always be ready with a laugh, especially when your crush is around.

"Yes… who's this?" There was a giggle.

Quite Ugly One Morning (ITV1, Sunday), a black comedy starring Yellow Pages actor James Nesbitt, was a giggle.