Sentence examples for get a giggle from inspiring English sources

Who wouldn't get a giggle out of a line like "Wherever he and Doug are now, at least they're together"?

The comedy here will get a giggle out of anyone with a medical marijuana license (hey, I won't advocate for you to break the law).

"The only thing that I do feel, that I always get a giggle out of, some smart young guy … is going to come up with an idea and he's going to run the fucking thing.

Thornhill described his son, a fifth-grader, as "the class clown" — a fun-loving kid who "loves to get a giggle or a laugh". He said he does not want to change that, but he wants to teach him not to behave badly.

Instead of telling "clever," empty jokes about anything and everything I thought might get a giggle, I turned inward.

Let's take out the idea that the person who made it was trying to get a giggle with the "Orphan Fight" line.

Even Steve Jobs would have got a giggle out of this.

I also got a giggle out of the rhyming nature of some of the strings of words in the grid.

Ms. Bailey added, "Always got a giggle," then struggled not to cry.

I got a giggle out of "Ran out of clothes?" being STREAKED, and also liked the nerdy humor in the clue for RADON.

At 6 feet 4 and none too graceful, I got a giggle from her and a typed report as I shuffled about.