Sentence examples for order to laugh from inspiring English sources

They had come in order to laugh.

In order to laugh at something, it is necessary (1) to know what you are laughing at, (2) to know why you are laughing, (3) to ask some people why they think you are laughing, (4) to jot down a few notes, (5) to laugh.

By Robert Benchley In order to laugh at something, it is necessary (1) to know what you are laughing at, (2) to know why you are laughing, (3) to ask some people why they think you are laughing, (4) to jot down a few notes, (5) to laugh.

One does not need a joke (or Jay Leno) in order to laugh.

This sounds obvious, but you don't even have to find something funny in order to laugh.

One satirical story noted that "this is a great day for Manitoba ...The Nazis, like Der Fuehrer, are patient, kind and tolerant, but THEIR PATIENCE IS RAPIDLY EXHAUSTED BECOMING", while another included an "official joke", approved by the German authorities, at which all readers were ordered to laugh or be imprisoned.

He forces little Alejandro to endure dentistry without anaesthetic and tickles him with a feather, ordering him not to laugh.

Limiting the access that people have to your photos and the things you post can help you avoid people who are just trolling your profile in order to find something to laugh or be mean about.

"They want discussions about difficult things, and they want to laugh in order to deal with the pain and frustrations they're feeling with the world".

During my screening of The Last Song this week, the entire cinema had disintegrated into such a spectacular cacophony of sniffles by the final third that I didn't know whether to laugh or order in a skipload of Vicks Sinex.

Yet when Jeremy Sams's revival opened in November, with a fine-tuned cast led by Patti Lupone and Peter Gallagher, it was clear that the play's controlled frenzy was exactly what was in order for people who need to laugh the way volcanos erupt.