Sentence examples for less giggling from inspiring English sources

There is less giggling and more art in the other Amazon special, "The Snowy Day," a gorgeous translation of Ezra Jack Keats 1962 Caldecott Medal-winning picture book, which broke ground by making its central, and almost only, character black —  that race was incidental to the story was Keats' small but mighty point.

Not once, but I hasten to say two more things about that: (1) from start to finish I smiled broadly; and (2) just about everyone else in the packed auditorium (this was on Super Bowl Sunday, no less) was giggling his or her head off.

The poo doctor and the runner were joined by the usual motley crew – as well as poor Stacey Solomon, who appears to have leapt from the beginning of her career to the end in a single year (after all it was less than 12 months ago she giggled her way off The X Factor).

Less professional stuff: he giggled every time the needle went anywhere near skin and gave the exact same tattoo to someone else a few days later.

Stop giggling.

She was giggling.

I'm still giggling.

Father and giggling daughter.

This gets classmates giggling.

But unfortunate facts offer less of a giggle.

The guns are more pumped, the giggle less nervous, but Hoult is still a genuine sweetie.