Sentence examples for larger laugh from inspiring English sources

Although the Riverhead Tebowing Scandal of 2011 will long be remembered in Suffolk County, this sketch aired from 30 Rock in Manhattan certainly drew a larger laugh.

The cast and crew tried to remain cheerful in front of the live audience between takes while the writers gathered in a room to rework lines for potentially larger laughs.

This last line gets a large laugh.

"His first words were: 'I don't give money,' " Mr. Redford wrote, evoking a large laugh from the Shubert crowd.

When Mr. Kennedy drew a particularly large laugh by comparing Caravaggio's daringly young John the Baptist with the brooding adolescence of James Dean, Mr. Zugazagoitia burst out exuberantly, "This is really cooking!" and pressed another glass of wine on his partner.

She gave a large laugh and plowed on.

When Trump made a joke about fearing what people might do to his hamburgers if they know it's him before he orders, Fallon leaned back in his chair and let out a disproportionately large laugh relative to the funniness of the joke.

The romance and clowning are hit or miss, and lines that should deliver large laughs usually settle for smiles.

But on Tuesday, it was Mr. Brown who was livelier and more animated, sprinkling his answers with salty language and drawing large laughs from the crowd assembled at the University of California, Davis.

She paused and gave one of her trademark large laughs that can indicate anything from pride to insecurity.

As often happens at upfront presentations, clips of the new sitcoms on NBC and Fox played flat, generating few big laughs in the large crowds.