Sentence examples for in which laughing from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Richardson is a master of that most essential of Chekhovian reactions in which laughing and crying become indistinguishable.

I've felt buoyed, belonging to a club in which laughing at our serious disease is allowed, encouraged, even prescriptive.

A video in which Laughing Man is depicted as an Apple engineer has more than 4 million views on YouTube.

The preliminary round of the men's 3m springboard, in which Laugher is British champion, is on 6 August.

The French Twitter community took its cue — and its numbers — from foreign news outlets, especially those in neighboring Switzerland and Belgium, which laughed off the French regulations as absurd and outdated and published preliminary results Sunday evening as soon as they had them, around 6 30 Paris time.

And I eagerly await the day when I can see a play about an imagined meeting between the queen and Mr. Bennett, in which they laugh and laugh about their fictional alter-egos.

The Sun was subjected to a backlash on social media, after publishing 80-year-old home movie footage from the grounds of Balmoral Castle, in which a laughing Elizabeth, her mother, Prince Edward (later Edward VIII and Princess Margarett, were shown making Nazi salutes.

The fact-free example of cable "news" that he cited was utterly nonpolitical: an excerpt from that network's discussion of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano in which a laughing anchor expressed shock that such an eruption could have happened in Iceland, which is "too cold to have a volcano".

And moods in which I laugh cheerfully.

Take a rare memory of unadulterated joy in which Karl Ove laughs at a movie with Tonje.

A cropped, garish close-up, in which he laughs into a flash, makes him seem slightly maniacal.