Sentence examples for not giggle from inspiring English sources

It is true that he does not giggle, as some of the witches' music suggests.

I had to try hard to sit still and not giggle.

I was also struck repeatedly by the kids' nonchalance in the face of the rather unpleasant cleanup aspects of farm work; I challenge city kids to go and not giggle.

Somehow, wordlessly, a deal has been agreed on: we will not giggle, for politeness's sake, and they will continue to propel themselves, year in, year out, as if learning to moonwalk too soon after a hip replacement.

Samples of the film's action sequences show perilous drops over yawning chasms or faceless, demonic horsemen in billowing cloaks barely missing the heroes; the audience is clearly meant to gasp, not giggle.

I cackle; I do not giggle.

The Rangers were not giggling much.

When he's not giggling uncontrollably or yelping in pain, Mr. Song wears a Keatonesque mask of melancholy.

(That's me, not giggling like a ruddy female, but laughing like a man, to indicate something is amusing, obviously).

"What's happening?" Pill didn't giggle now.

Women are also advised: "Don't giggle, don't squirm, don't tilt your head".