Sentence examples for deal laughs from inspiring English sources

Deal laughs, but she's speaking seriously.

"Buy this island, and I will throw him in with the deal," laughs Vladi.

After that, they continue to talk a great deal, laugh a lot and change their minds noisily, but they grow dimmer and dimmer until they've all but disappeared, though the actors remain.

The songs recorded included "Ain't No Big Deal", "Laugh to Keep from Crying", "Crimes of Passion" and "Stay".

"We knew the deal," he laughs.

It is probably not a great deal of laughs if you are a small insect intending to hibernate under the pile of leaves about to be blown away.

I mean, the Targaryens are known for marrying close relations, so maybe it won't be a big deal...? [Laughs] Is cousin OK?

He told Valentine and General Manager Steve Phillips that it was no big deal, literally laughing it off.

And there was a great deal to laugh about: besides the rational philosophy of De Stijl, Van Doesburg was actively involved in a movement that seems to embody the exact opposite: Dada.

Christmas ends up being a perfectly jolly time with "a great deal of laughing and kissing and explaining, in the simple, loving fashion which makes these home-festivals so pleasant" – even if Marmee has given away the Christmas breakfast to a poverty-stricken family who will later infect and nearly kill Beth with scarlet fever.

"I hope it's not a big deal!" he laughed.