"If there was ever any question that Spencer Cox would stop at absolutely nothing to be at the centre of attention" – he broke for over-eager laughter – "this is it".
Olympic Stadium comes alive at dusk with fans arriving for the late session, lots of chatter and laughter, everyone eager to watch Usain Bolt in a 200-meter semifinal.
The members seemed to be getting along well, filling their grand hotel's plush meeting room with regular bursts of laughter, and were eager to speak albeit cautiously about their work.
The four and Mr. Mitchell talked about their work in a recent round-table interview at Dance Theater of Harlem, an encounter that was filled with eager arguments and exchanges and roars of laughter.
Audiences are just as eager; they're always keyed up for laughter and seem to giggle out of fear they won't "get" it.
In order to set me up as some sort of elitist dolt eager to squash the subversive powers of humor and laughter, Walter Kirn, in his review of my book "Snark" (Feb. 22), reversed the meaning of what I wrote.
They're going to say: Palin in Iowa, decides to run,' " Ms. Palin said, drawing laughter and applause from a crowd of Republicans eager to hear about her political intentions.
When the secretary of state says that Sharon assured him that he is eager to withdraw from the West Bank "as soon as possible," there is light laughter and knowing looks.
Nowadays, Zahidah is eager to spend her mornings in the MAB classroom which is full of children, colour and laughter.
Her conversation is peppered with laughter and witty insights about teaching, writing, and her past, troubled, year; words and ideas tumble over one another, eager for expression.
