Sentence examples for laugh from a from inspiring English sources

Importantly, it wasn't a laugh from a joke, it was a laugh of understanding.

Erudite, graceful, handsome, patient with all, quick to laugh, from a long line of Quakers.

"I'm selling world peace here, and this guy's nickel-and-diming me," Richie yelled, prompting a laugh from a Tibetan importer from Jackson Heights, Queens.

If the director thinks he can get a laugh from a costume that cost $16, that's a dollar a laugh a night.

"For a heady instant," James notes, recalling the feeling of winning a laugh from a beauty, "you are Zorro, standing outlined in a window arch".

There is a gentle laugh from a bespectacled man in a leather jacket, sitting unobtrusively at the back of the room.

James: We both try to make each other laugh from an unintellectual place.

There, he would show the unforgettable head shot of a forgettable journeyman guard named Brook Steppe to elicit a laugh from an unsuspecting friend.

I can't remember the last time watching a woman walk into a kitchen and just stand there got a laugh from an audience.

"It's no secret that I tried hard to defeat President Obama in the primaries — and some of you helped," Mr. Clinton said, drawing a laugh from an audience in Palm Beach County, a place that was slow to embrace Mr. Obama two years ago.

In a show that gets its biggest laugh from an actress farting when she appears on stage, I'd feel uncomfortable too.