Sentence examples for laughs turning from inspiring English sources

Like many Fishbone songs "DUI Friday" makes unlikely musical connections feel inevitable, while playing hard times for mordant laughs — turning a lament into a party.

While the scene is played for laughs, turning the narrative we usually see about "clingy virgins" on its head, the idea that female virgins get "clingy" after losing their virginity is a concept that's reiterated and reinforced all the time.

He was laughing, turning one of his usually oh-so-serious news conferences into pantomime.

"No, no," he answered, laughing, turning his head as if to bat off a troublesome fly.

"I'm astounded by what I actually accomplished," Sarah said the other night, a young woman who likes to laugh turning serious for the moment.

Nancy and Bill, Jr., opened theirs at the same time, and both beamed and laughed, turning around to the crowd and holding their slips of paper above their heads.

You want me to?" As people yelled "Oui!," he laughed, turned his back, and gave an insouciant waggle.

Mrs. Clinton laughed, turned to Ms. Santiago and said: "No wonder you married him".

We could always come to you to make us laugh, turn to you for advice, and count on you to be the best dressed guy in the room.

"Alright thanks," said Rolf, "and yourself?" Schäfer laughed, turned his glass a while longer, then put it down on the table.

On the other hand, Midshipman John Hallett reported that Bligh, with a bayonet at his breast and his hands tied, had addressed a remark to Heywood who had "laughed, turned round and walked away".