Sentence examples for eager laugh from inspiring English sources

A deep, eager laugh enhances his dry humour.

When politics fans those passions rather than disciplining them, as happened last week in Montana where Representative Rehberg's threat drew an eager laugh, the system protecting that freedom is also threatened.

The pilots and gunners in the helicopter gunships hovering over the Reuters journalists and the crowd of Iraqi civilians around them in 2007 were eager, laughing, urging each other on to the kill.

He was obsequious, too eager to laugh loudest and longest at anyone he wanted to impress.

Out of the squad room, Ms. Merkerson is an effervescent woman, eager to laugh.

Audiences eager to laugh along with the City Opera's "Love of Three Oranges" can legitimately do so.

It wanted to be provoked, was eager to laugh and fought to be heard: as the microphones went around for questions, eager hands snatched at them.The vastness, youth and exuberance of the crowd is by far the most distinctive thing about the Jaipur festival, which is by far the biggest of the many literary festivals launched in India in recent years.

While the version of events that's currently for sale – in which a deranged thug went all Walter Sobchak at a McDonald's when the lady behind the counter made it hard to apply for a job – sounds humorous at face value, I don't see why we're all so eager to laugh.

He is easy to laugh, eager to dance and ready with a Rebel whoop at any sign of good news.

Some kind of a joke, eager to make the guys laugh to show that he isn't hurt by, who was it, that girl, blond girl, little-bitty tits, skinny little ass in jeans so tight it's all you can do not to trace the crack of her ass with your forefinger.

On the contrary, he seems eager to get laughs wherever he can.