Sentence examples for friendly chuckle from inspiring English sources

We all had a friendly chuckle over it, and for fixing the typo he rewarded us with a bumper sticker.

To British ears the name has a friendly, chuckling quality, particularly when pronounced in the local dialect, where a "gurgl" can easily be mistaken for a "google".

*** Visit Rod Koda and it's likely he'll ask you, in his friendly, chuckling way, to spray the soles of your shoes with Lysol.

"We want to keep 'em tax friendly," chuckles Schroeder.

Baddeley and Curtis, who are friendly, got a chuckle out of a Twitter message this week that suggested that the pairing would be like going on a double date with an ex-wife.

Roth is warm and friendly; he has the guttural chuckle of an ageing rocker.

"I met some very friendly people there," he said, chuckling.

And your friendly pat on the back and accompanying chuckle will never erase the suspicion.

Mr. Romney received a standing ovation from the largely friendly crowd— savvy enough to offer a knowing chuckle when Mr. Romney mentioned "Massachusetts," shorthand for his time as a Republican governor in a traditionally Democratic state — when he entered the room.

I chuckled as I walked into the friendly basement bar.

As he crossed the courtyard, he exchanged friendly nods here and cracked jokes there, leaving chuckles in his wake.