Sentence examples for chuckle on from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, we can do this every Tuesday," one senior Kerry adviser said with a chuckle on Wednesday.

Henrik and I had a little chuckle on the bench when they pulled their guy.

"Someone threw out Mobile, because of the name," he said, "and there was a chuckle on the play on words".

Yet others seemed to be serving time; it was hard to see them "chuckle on" in the cafeteria when he was being told to leave.In this section Can the Republicans win the Senate?

"Now you have an association with an explosion that's a good thing," David Perkins, 48, a street entertainer on Ben-Yehuda mall, said with a chuckle on Thursday evening.

Fowler's name was also chanted, but the chants of "Come on Rickie" were met with the odd chuckle on the first tee in the midst of dominant noise for McIlroy.

I have often heard it said that a book made someone "laugh out loud" and thought this only existed in book reviews, but Lisa Williamson's intelligent, thought-stoking novel genuinely had me softly chuckling on more than one occasion.

The next morning she asked "what about the money?" The president chuckled, "Come on, how could I take money from you?" Brutal gags actually empower the powerless.

"We need more space so we can put out more displays," she said with a chuckle, balancing on one leg and placing a flower-shaped balloon in Minnie's hand.

Darling actually chuckled on Radio 4's Today when referring to what history might say.

"I kid you not, folks!" Limbaugh chuckled on air, triggering widespread amusement at the Democrats' latest gaffe.