Sentence examples for managed to laugh from inspiring English sources
We all managed to laugh about it.
He managed to laugh off referring to corn as an "amber wave of grain" while in Iowa.
LOS ANGELES — The jovial San Jose Sharks captain, Joe Thornton, has managed to laugh off plenty of criticism in his career, once joking that he would much sooner spend his time perusing Playboy than reading anything in the hockey press.
Together, they even managed to laugh, in mud on four-wheelers or when she started ad-libbing her shouts to her son while searching, scolding him as if he were still a toddler.
@KayBurley @DaftLimmy I'm telling this dog about Hitler pic.twitter.com/tluuxeJqkQ @McMoop @KayBurley My fruit bowl is a bit sad about man's inhumanity to man generally pic.twitter.com/gLI1gpMlMd #sadnessinhiseyes #Kay Burleypic.twitter.com/acBxGjRj0v Brilliantly, Burley managed to laugh at the incident and used it to aptly sum up Peter Andre's departure from Strictly.
Still, we manage to laugh at how we contort our bodies to protect ourselves.
Quite how long Farage will manage to laugh sportingly along at a much funnier caricature of himself is unclear.
Drinking tea in a café, we manage to laugh, not sulk when memories about other trips to Paris turn out to have been with other partners.
She also coped brilliantly with all the sanctimonious nonsense that was written about her work, always managing to laugh her way out of the hurt.
Developers in the Tysons Corner area who were the target of that recent ad about being boxed "into a corner" are upset, but they can still manage to laugh about the campaign.
