Sentence examples for laugh on a from inspiring English sources

I'm not funny, for example, but the one time I got a real laugh on a TV show was during that contretemps when I ventured on Dennis Miller's show "since when does Michael Jackson have a race or a gender?" He seemingly tried to have neither, but it's hard to say that the result was "a true American" along the lines of what we are trained to say about the story of our president.

He was just like any other guest, looking for a laugh on a hot summer night.

("Now I know where to come," Bunny Williams, the interior designer, said with a laugh on a recent visit).

"I did not realize then they were doing it for my own good," he said with a laugh on a recent afternoon.

If all goes to plan, at 7pm tonight Ant and Dec will look like a couple of mates having a bit of a laugh on a Saturday night.

I mean an hour and a half later, you'll suddenly get a laugh on a line you never got a laugh on".

Thanks to Rennison, I added snogging (kissing), nunga-nungas (breasts), lurrrrrve (self-explanatory) and away laughing on a fast camel (still working that one out) to my repertoire.

This one provided a great laugh on an otherwise typical afternoon -- and we'll gladly accept the risk of a nightmare or two.

She laughs, putting on a fake surprised voice, "Oooh!

It's impossible to laugh on an empty stomach, so my crew dined on multiple items including grilled shrimp cocktail, mini-burgers and fries.

He says he heard on the radio dispatch at the time that officers had found Middle Easterners "clapping and laughing" on a number of rooftops, even in one case knocking down a cardboard version of the Twin Towers.