Sentence examples for having burst out from inspiring English sources

"This is all news to me," he said, having burst out laughing upon hearing the story.

Having burst out of High Wycombe just a year ago with their debut EP, the band displays some brazen self-belief by releasing their debut album themselves (and earn no little kudos in the process).

It must be, as everybody I've shown it to has burst out laughing.

No, she shouldn't have burst out at me like that.

Once or twice Carla had burst out and done something really silly just to loosen up the atmosphere.

Often, the Jazz has burst out to huge first-half leads, leaving the Knicks' confidence in ruins.

The department store windows on Fifth Avenue have burst out in all their glitz-spangled glory, all twinkling luxuria and artsy surprises.

By this time, several young men in the group had burst out laughing, although most of them were not from Ben Suc.

Sean's wife calls up to Evie to rejoin the party downstairs, and despite what she has just witnessed, the child, who has burst out laughing at the sight of her father and Gina embracing, seems reassured.

My friends who were married this past weekend — a member of the Orthodox Church and an atheist — understood their need for a custom-made ritual, preferably a funny one, after the bride had burst out laughing at the requisite registry ceremony.

(On the first day, I'd heard someone mutter, in mock indignation, "Why is it I get the impression that no one is taking Al Sanders seriously?" Everyone had burst out laughing, yet here was Sanders).