Sentence examples for laugh which will from inspiring English sources

We'll forgive as easily as we laugh, which will be often.

Back up goalie Brianne McLaughlin has a wide smile and a laugh, which will make people watching feel a little bit better for them.

If funny, it may cause them to laugh, which will also help them stop crying.

Not only will it tire out the puppy, but it will also make you smile and laugh, which will help reduce the stress that this puppy is creating.

Worst case scenario, as you strolled around in the nude you were caught… By your younger sister/brother, they may not do anything but laugh (which will give away your position) but they could tell parents later so you got to get them to can it, but convincing someone while naked is pretty hard.

they will keep you smiling and laughing, which will help you feel SO much better.

The Sun has been equally ridiculous and made itself a laughing stock, which will be remembered long after the polls have closed with its classic twin-headed monster splash – "SNP will eat your babies" for its English readers and "Nicola for Sainthood" north of the border, both on the same day.

Like "Laughing With," "The Party," which will be released on May 29, risks being dismissed as pap: it's destined to be played at weddings until the end of time.

Labour MPs will laugh at his outburst which will raise the profile of the Pontypridd MP who has languished in the junior ministerial ranks for five years despite having one of the sharpest minds in the Welsh Labour party.

He replied: My father who prided himself in the fact that no one could make him laugh (which any Freudian will tell you was the reason that I have been hell-bent on trying to make the whole world laugh) succumbed to only one man's talents: Bert Lahr.

The yin to Wieber's yang: Douglas, 16, has an effusive personality, a huge laugh and a dazzling grin, which will be flashed regularly at the judges.