Sentence examples for chuckles of from inspiring English sources

But forgive the chuckles of Humbug Humbug.

"Jenn, you look bored to death," Mr. Tinnin said, to the chuckles of students spread across western Wyoming.

"We're not poor," says one villager, to chuckles of recognition from the audience, "we just don't have any money".

When the Millennium Falcon erupted onto the screen to John Williams' triumphant brass and did loop-de-loops there were chuckles of glee from the small gathered group.

The long, golden, picture-lined dining room was humming – not with the brittle chatter of business lunchers, but with the throaty chuckles of friends applying themselves to the wine list.

Mother returned from her meetings reporting the chuckles of her fellow committee members; Shiv quoted a cabinet minister who said that Kishen "had hit the nail right on the head".

It kind of made guys laugh, and I got a couple of chuckles out of it.

Once you peel back the layers of meaning and get a few chuckles out of the decor, what's left?

"It had become their cackling chuckle of contempt".

There is a rueful chuckle of agreement from the others.

"They named me Grandpa Blacksmith," he said, chuckling, of his time in Zimbabwe.