Sentence examples for her chuckles from inspiring English sources

In the town of Big Whiskey, Wyoming, in the late 1880s, a prostitute mocks a client's less-than-plentiful manhood and gets a razor across the face for her chuckles.

"You need to do laundry?" the instructor asked, her chuckle broadcasting over the sound system.

She excused me from visiting her in the hospital until my -- she stifled her chuckle -- cold got better.

In her chuckling, confiding, self-deprecating way, she spilled out barrel after barrel of unfiltered detail about her and Walter's difficulties with him.

"Hell," Ellison said to her, chuckling slyly and looking away, "I don't have much hair myself".

You can hear Munro talking about her work here, or see her chuckling away about how she wasn't a very good housewife here.

Make sure you tell them how juicy they are!" I leave her chuckling away as one of the other sellers explains my life story.

There is, incidentally, a whingeing blonde American journalist who tags along - a familiar satiric figure in Bosnian films - and her chuckle-headed naivety is very clearly supposed to show how the outside world gets a slanted view.

And then there's "We Should Be Friends," which provides proof that the old, mischievous Miranda Lambert has not gone very far; that's her, chuckling as she begins the final verse, a salute to people who "use alcohol as a sedative / And 'bless your heart' as a negative".

"They've got something we don't," she says with a catch in her chuckle.

If she lies and says she doesn't think farts are funny and later I catch her chuckling about her flatulence, then she might end up clothes-less, meaning there will be no Christmas clothes and no birthday clothes.