Sentence examples for laugh which would from inspiring English sources
(Are you supposed to stare at the soup-can paintings, or are you just supposed to laugh? Which would be the wrong reaction?) Edward looked at his red beard in the tableknife.
Jared was quick to laugh, which would have been his best quality were it not for the laugh's resemblance to a hyena being choked to death by bubble wrap.
Discussions also are under way about creating "the world's first sauce-related credit card," Mr. Winter said, laughing, which would offer consumers found through platforms like social media a telephone number to call to "receive A.1.
Lewis: [Laughing.] Which would be problematic.
I then launch into the opening line declaring my diminutive self: I have a tiny cock Like a crooked little finger Everybody else's dick Is inevitably bigger This raises a laugh, which I would say drives home the importance that articulating otherwise unspoken truths can have.
The Committee is also considering installing facial recognition technology in the cinema Wi-Fi-connected to laughing gas canisters which would be triggered in the event of anyone getting overly emotional in there.
Both advertise themselves as pageant parodies full of laughs and hijinks, which would lead to the conclusion that beauty contests — serious ones, I mean — definitely belong on the feminine side.
He does seem capable about making significant points without the use of that language, but that is usually in his closing moments of a serious message, without fishing for any kind of laugh – which of course would not bring him the big bucks.
Yes, Professor Rockland says that New Jersey has taken up the old role of Brooklyn, the mere mention of which would get a laugh when he was growing up.
Meanwhile, the whole world laughed as the NewtGingrich.com domain -- which would normally be seized by a competent campaign -- directed visitors to all sorts of embarrassing locations.
Showalter said he would "love to have Alex here," which would probably make Rodriguez laugh.
