Sentence examples for giggling out from inspiring English sources

Maria José looked directly at the TV, carefully mimicking the latest moves, dancing and giggling out of control.

I hear you giggling out there.

Who but Pratchett could have come up with the belligerent blue midget warrior tribe, the Nac Mac Feegles, whose fantasy Scottishness has always made me giggle out loud in public places?

The first time someone told me that former Toy Machine am Sean Hayes was a "skate coach" I giggled out loud.

They said yes to hot apple pie, and yes to ice cream topping, and when I suggested it, she giggled out a yes, yes to cheddar too.

Once we got our giggles out, I realized we'd all gone through Morrison periods, as part of that rite of passage for some teenagers when they first encounter someone unembarrassed to be an artist.

On sunny weekdays just before 1 o'clock, the corner of 61st Street and Amsterdam is a study in transition, as clusters of 15-year-old girls — giggling, calling out to the girls ahead of them, some half-running — head back from lunch to afternoon classes at the Beacon School, an alternative public high school with an emphasis on the arts and technology.

…" Howard hasn't been all sunlight and giggles, calling out his teammates a few days ago on their lack of desire on the floor.

Admittedly Diaz has little to do but giggle, pass out, and wake up in Tom's arms in yet another exotic sub-Bond location while occasionally fondling a carburettor.

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Giggles tumbled out of my mouth endlessly as my whole being expanded in the joy and freedom I felt in finally becoming the author of my own life.