The prevailing attitude is expressible as a wicked chuckle (1 30).
Hatten finally conceded, with a chuckle, 26 feet, although he may have short-changed himself.
"Oh those were the days," you can chuckle, 40 years from now, as you come across a forgotten copy of Jay Prosser's Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality.
When we flew into the exercises... (she made) most of the old women chuckle (A3).
He would not have told it or chuckled 10 days ago.
"Who do I have to fuck," he cries, to general hilarity, "to get out of this show?" It all has the fluid, improvisatory feel of a scene from a Robert Altman movie - which is not altogether surprising since the chuckling 80-year-old is none other than the man himself.
"A lot happening that was unexpected," she smiled broadly and chuckled, "1948 was a big year for a young girl".
What you're seeing is a group of what look like about ten chuckling 17- to 20-year-olds strapping two huge explosive bundles to a dog.
There's a chuckle every 10 or so minutes in the romantic comedy "Out of Iceland," at Walkerspace.
Mr. Romney's "independent" PAC, Restore Our Future (that name always give me a chuckle) got 10 donations of $1 million each, including one from a former top executive at Bain Capital, the leveraged-buyout firm that Mr. Romney helped start.
With a chuckle, Victor Rosario, 60, who was heading toward Manhattan, joked, "I guess that's why the fares are going up, huh?" Marilyn Morel, 31, a Borough Park resident who went back and forth between looking down the tunnel and at the video screen, described the former activity as a familiar habit.
