Sentence examples for make you giggle from inspiring English sources
"To see them complete is enough to make you giggle," he said, referring to the wire wheels.
When he saw Ms. Frederick's Web site he was drawn to her big smile and her message that your dream job should make you giggle when you speak of it.
None of this is to say that Mr. Shanley hasn't brought a substantial helping of invention to the proceedings or that the play is without a savagery of wit that can make you giggle and shudder at once.
His work is based on more than 40 previously published collections ranging from underground selections, to those published by anti-communist émigrés, and a large sprinkling that appeared after 1989, once it was safe to air them.Most make you giggle and groan in equal measure.
"I am simple dog," he says, whenever he's unmoved to respond, an anthropomorphism that makes you giggle every time.
The brightest star is Tom Bennett, whose affable but extraordinarily stupid Sir James Martin is a comic creation that makes you giggle even at the distant memory.
Among them is an "intuitive" named Sue Frederick -- a former career counselor who draws upon her dreams, ancient numerology and conversations with spirits to "see your dream job," the kind that makes you giggle when you talk about it.
In the scene that sets the tone of the show, just before the guests arrive, Libby, the hostess, suffers a misfortune that is as hilarious as it is humiliating, and watching her cope with it during the party makes you giggle with heartbreak.
In the event that signals the tone of the show, just before the guests arrive, Libby, our hostess, suffers a misfortune that is as hilarious as it is humiliating, and watching her cope with it during the party makes you giggle with heartbreak.
