Sentence examples for frequent laughs from inspiring English sources

With one of his frequent laughs, he added, "I like confusing people".

We do get frequent laughs, clever puns and an earful of four-letter words and over-the-top insults.

Mr. Perry drew frequent laughs, including when he said his idea of gun control was having "both hands on the gun".

The announcers, who garnered frequent laughs and whoops from the crowd, shouted, "It looks like G-Land!" referring to a famous surf break near Bali.

The show opens with a wry montage of Indian clichés ranging from traditional flute music to the Land o' Lakes box, and Dennis, an engaging performer, immediately commands our attention and rewards it with gripping stories and frequent laughs.

Mr. Bush, for his part, was all smiles and frequent laughs as the pair talked to a throng of journalists on the grounds of a 16th-century castle nestled in the Alps near the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana.

"My first day as a cowboy, they sent me to the field," said Mr. Viner, a big man with a weathered face and a deep, frequent laugh.

In reference to the showbiz desk, where Hipwell said there was frequent laughing and joking about phone hacking, he said: "Nothing really happened on that desk without Piers knowing about it".

Kern thought that Sandra kept up with the conversation pretty well, her calm gray-blue eyes darting from mouth to mouth, her own lips opening in a frequent laugh.

But Mr. Gore's advisers acknowledge that they have made several calculations to make sure that the scandal does not spill onto the Vice President: They have instructed aides to keep out of speeches the Vice President's frequent laugh line about how, because of a glitch during Mr. Clinton's swearing-in ceremony last January, there was actually a "Gore administration" for five minutes.

His glasses are chunky and he is physically stocky, his voice a low rumble that breaks into frequent, rasping laughs.