Sentence examples for continuous laughter from inspiring English sources
None the less, the effect was "all but continuous laughter".
He went on to say, "The last few minutes of the show played out to continuous laughter (in the pub he was watching it in)".
A direct reference to these similarities may be found in Spielberg's draft of the screenplay, which introduces Quint watching the film version of Moby-Dick; his continuous laughter prompts other audience members to get up and leave the theater (Wesley Strick's screenplay for the 1991 remake of Cape Fear features a similar scene).
Not just the old school friend, who even well into middle age hasn't quite grasped that his party piece has become a desiccated fig leaf barely hiding his unfunny bone, but the continuous canned laughter that accompanies the situational comedy of our own unfunny lives.
The theme tune sounds like it's being played by Slayer in a giant tombola, the audience laughter becomes one long, continuous moan and the voices.
The sound of women's chatter and laughter is mixed with the continuous roars of hairdryers.
Comedy and tragedy, laughter and weeping, mark the extremes of a continuous spectrum, and a comparison of the physiology of laughter and weeping yields further clues to this challenging problem.
He slides one into the tape machine and Cook's laughter (laughter that Weiss has edited from various conversations into a continuous cackle and wanted to play at Cook's memorial service) fills the room.
Thus the summer of 1991, the last one before the war in Bosnia, was for many of us a continuous festival of disaster euphoria: the streets were packed day and night; parties, sex, and drugs were abundant; the laughter was hysterical.
