Sentence examples for laugh lines on from inspiring English sources

Variations on Mrs. Chamberlain's misreported cry for help when Azaria went missing — "The dingo's got my baby!" — became laugh lines on "The Simpsons," "Seinfeld" and other shows.

A roundup of the week's laugh lines on this page last Sunday misattributed a joke about the inability of astronauts to hear President Bush.

And delivering his standard laugh line on John Kerry's raising taxes -- "at least the folks back in Massachusetts knew he was on the job" -- he looked down at the podium and laughed to himself.

Tighten Scourge the Hedgehog's mouth by curving it more and drawing a laugh line on top.

Great characters, laugh-line after laugh-line, one of the bang-on funniest comic songs you'll have heard for ages – and no little insight, too, into the bittersweet experience of leaving home and losing friends: it's a terrific show.

Joan is starring in a smarty-pants comedy called "Controversy," which, with its abstract-noun title and on-the-nose laugh lines, represents the opposite of what Mr. Lonergan stands for.

The issue provoked one of the laugh lines at the annual dinner of the White House Correspondents Associationn on Saturday night.

Why or why not? 2. As a class, read and discuss the excerpt from the Laugh Lines blog (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20080512monday.html), focusing on the following questions (Note to Teacher: The last paragraph of this blog post includes a reference to drug use; you may wish to cut out this section when providing students with the text): a.

Behind my sunglasses, what you don't see are the laugh lines and under-eye circles on my puffy face.

"We all know TEDx," Zoref went on, priming one of his favorite laugh lines.

"Did you know that, using Hebrew ironic humor, Jesus inserted several laugh lines- jokes – in the Sermon on the Mount?