He "rushed hither and thither, dripping with sweat, laughed, caught up tools, cut, sawed, drilled and could not keep pace with the mad tempo of his heart".
He can fill a room with his sonorous belly laugh and catch people off-guard with a one-liner.
You can use YouTube for many things: to try to make your baby laugh; to catch an old snippet of "Teen Witch"; or to obsess over Liam Sullivan's cult video "Shoes".
— Shauna Lyon You can use YouTube for many things: to try to make your baby laugh; to catch an old snippet of "Teen Witch"; or to obsess over Liam Sullivan's cult video "Shoes".
By Shauna Lyon August 12, 2008 You can use YouTube for many things: to try to make your baby laugh; to catch an old snippet of "Teen Witch"; or to obsess over Liam Sullivan's cult video "Shoes".
In fact, awarding the musical a full five stars, she praises the edginess of it all: "Jokes and songs about rape, Ugandan warlords and female circumcision make you both laugh and catch your breath when uttered (or sung) by real people right in front of your very eyes," she writes.
For three weeks, I won't hear her big laugh or catch a glimpse of her outrageously thick ponytail.
Thanksgiving was the time when I knew I'd see my cousins and aunts and uncles, when we'd play and laugh and catch up on family news, when my father and my Uncle Frank would out-snore each other on the couch after the meal in front of a football game, when we were together, when we gave thanks.
Smile or laugh and catch someone's eye to share the moment.
"My husband?" Another laugh, muted, caught deep in her throat.
