Sentence examples for draw a laugh from inspiring English sources

He was a pure entertainer, completely at ease with himself and willing to do anything to draw a laugh, no matter how foolish he looked or sounded.

At funerals and memorials, it is very good if you can tell one story that will draw a laugh or a smile or a titter.

Fans, turning the consummate spectator sport into a participatory one, offered opinions of all kinds — about which way the next putt would break, the nattiness of a golfer's attire or anything else that might draw a laugh.

Though it will surely draw a laugh from kids, it will give even more pleasure to parents who have been trying to make loudly the point that Smith's book makes softly: that the virtues of a book are independent of any bells, whistles or animation it might be made to contain.

"Back in the day, he could frustrate me, and I know he'd say the same thing about me," he said, appearing to draw a laugh from McCain's wife, Cindy McCain.

One more time, he drew a laugh.

The remark drew a laugh.

"She had to," he said, which drew a laugh.

That drew a laugh from those around him.

"It doesn't explode," Barak said, drawing a laugh from his U.S. counterpart.

This drew a laugh from the audience, but Gonzaga knew what Marshall meant.