Sentence examples for low laughs from inspiring English sources

Beerbohm supplies an ethereal mix of literary exquisiteness and low laughs, not to say howls.

Mr. Domingo and Mr. McClendon, brilliant caricaturists both, portray a grisly rogue's gallery of corrupt sheriffs, clueless or opportunistic lawyers and abusive guards, all leering, conniving, pratfalling fools whose ineptitude and immorality are played for low laughs.

There was a breathy sound on the line that might have been a low laugh.

He broke into his long, low laugh, and I glanced at the floor to locate its source.

"By accident I went beyond the reserve price and I got the harp," she said, with a low laugh.

With little more than a low laugh, one waiter persuaded us to try the savory cheesecake as an appetizer, and we were glad we did.

She kept them both balanced until he righted himself, muttering self-reproaches, to which she responded with a low laugh like the glu-glu of a guinea hen, muffled by the windbreaker drawn up over her mouth.

"This is what old people eat," he says, with a low laugh (as it happens, I won't do this; I have the food book he wrote with Eldredge, Life is Meals: A Food Lover's Book of Days; Salter is something of a bon viveur, on the quiet).

He lets out a long, low laugh.

"It was my father's bedtime stories" said Ludwig with a low laugh in his undiluted German accent.

Decide whether you want a high-pitched laugh or a low laugh.