Sentence examples for giggle into from inspiring English sources

After crying, laughter is the next big communicative milestone in human development and evolves from a baby's giggle into a social tool.

This Milk Tray radicalism may make Baader-Meinhof veterans giggle into their copies of Herbert Marcuse's One Dimensional Man, but still.

When I get home today, I will wrap my arms around your rosy-cheeked face, sweet-smelling hair and strong body, squeezing you tight until you giggle into my ear.

Grown-up women giggle into TV cameras that they don't know how many sides a triangle has, nor can they venture a guess as to what country Mexico City might be in.

For the moment, we are all quite happy to sink giggling into the sea.

"It's about giggling into the wind while riding shotgun in a world of trouble".

Not all the evening's novelties floated giggling into the air.

* * * Earlier this year, in the London Review of Books, the English novelist Jonathan Coe published an essay titled "Sinking Giggling into the Sea".

As the hosts giggled into their hands, Mr. Cohen elaborated: A public school chorus singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".

It is the layers, meticulously applied, that keep P. D. Q. Bach from disappearing, giggling, into air vents above.

Earlier this year, in the London Review of Books, the English novelist Jonathan Coe published an essay titled "Sinking Giggling into the Sea".