Sentence examples for laugh to be from inspiring English sources

To laugh, to be challenged, to be entertained and delighted".

I've always found people will clap to be nice, but they won't laugh to be nice.

They know there's a laugh to be had from the vandalism.

It gets a laugh, yes, but too glib a laugh to be worth getting, I think.

But there's so much adventure in that film, that you don't have to laugh to be happy.

Elegantly dressed, there was always a restaurant to enjoy, a time at the theatre to celebrate and a laugh to be had.

Hope knew that there were many laughs to be had by laughing at the whole business of making people laugh.

It's not that there are no laughs to be had in Bad Education.

There are some laughs to be had from these humiliations, though Mr. Wright has a tendency to push too hard.

There are some laughs to be scavenged among the generally mirthless proceedings.

The laughs to be found in "Hot Rod" are small and easy.