Sentence examples for be laughed at from from inspiring English sources
They will be laughed at from John O'Groats to Hadrian's Wall," he said.
If you go shopping with friends who don't know about Sensory Integration Disorder (as few people do), you may be laughed at for recoiling from certain tactile sensations.
However experts from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre warned last year that moves to restrict search engine results would be "laughed at" by paedophiles, who downloaded abusive images from peer-to-peer websites, not Google.
But remember until then, people who have paid for Premium anonymity will be laughing at you from behind the safety of their computer screens.
His performance in The Big Bang Theory is the one people will still be laughing at years from now in syndication.
When I send a postcard through the U.S. mail, I'm aware in the abstract that mail handlers may be reading it, may be reading it aloud, may even be laughing at it, but I'm safe from all harm, unless, by sheer bad luck, the one handler in the country whom I actually know sees the postcard and slaps his forehead and says, "Oh, jeez, I know this guy".
Laugh along with people that may be laughing at you.
"I'm really tired of going to conferences and being laughed at because I'm from Kansas".
"I'm really tired of going to conferences and being laughed at because I'm from Kansas". The proposed changes to the state's science standards would edit everything from the introduction to notes advising teachers on specific benchmarks for individual grades.
