How did I get myself into this?" She guffaws loudly.
"Waiter," two of them practically yelled, guffawing loudly, "I'll have the soufflé." I tried to assume the quiet dignity of my cheese, which was excellent, by the way.
Now, before you tell me I'm mad, and shouldn't we all be rushing to OpenCoffee in London to guffaw loudly with trustafarians about startups, consider this: theNetStart is a new project being put in place to establish an ecosystem for startups, working with public sector bodies Yorkshire Forward, Creative Sheffield, Leeds Met University and Sheffield Hallam University.
I suspect I guffawed so loudly that I woke up the patient in the next room.
** Instead of allowing the humor — and hostility — in this speech to build naturally, Lane preens and guffaws loudly in anticipation of the joke to come.
Everyone in the audience loves this and guffaws loudly, aside from the celebs' hapless, long-suffering, soon-to-be upgraded partners, who rictus grin into their plastic tumbler of putrid BBC boxed chardonnay.
The chancellor is guffawing so loudly his face is contorted.
One such acquaintance of mine once remarked, while chatting about a blind date, that she'd had a good time but that "he's Jewish — what if he's stingy?" "Ha!" I loudly guffawed, relishing her coy satire, before realizing that she didn't even really understand what sarcasm was, much less employ it in casual conversation.
The woefully misfiring Westwood had the good grace to spend most of the round loudly guffawing at his partner's escapology with a look of incredulity and glee writ large across his otherwise flustered coupon.
