He chuckled when it was suggested he had earned this moment.
That line rarely fails to elicit at least a chuckle when it's quoted as a famous bit of twisted wisdom from Yogi Berra.
The Italian chuckled when it was pointed out to him yesterday that Emenalo's report on Sunderland could not have been much good, as Chelsea lost 3-0 to Steve Bruce's side at Stamford Bridge.
The fact that this needs to be said, in an argument between one feminist and another, makes me chuckle, though of course I won't be chuckling if (when) it is said to me.
Their procedural error, which cost them nothing but time, was the final stumble in a long day of travel for the United States team, and it drew chuckles from teammates when it was announced.
"At first, you start to chuckle in the morning when it's 50 degrees, then you start to snicker and then you start to curse".
[chuckles] The "Sopranos" finale was polarizing when it was first shown, but do you think, over time, you've been vindicated, and that audiences now understand what you were trying to say with it?
Footage of his speech was greeted with chuckles when it cropped up in Grant Morrison: Talking With Gods, screened last week at the ICA in London.
How did all of this get here?" I answered: "Well, I'm not a scientist," a line I often offer with a chuckle when I'm confronted with a question I don't know the answer to, "but to be honest, that question doesn't matter all that much to me.
I can't say I got it, and have to admit to a few more sarcastic chuckles when he wasn't around.
