Sentence examples for raise laughter from inspiring English sources

But Chaplin, who alone can raise laughter at his will, who is the only complete pantomimist on the screen to-day, and hence the only master of his art, has done what he has simply because he is not what he seems to be.

That last comment raised laughter from the entire class.

Philip Martin Brown, as Dad, raises laughter through exasperated snarling with "If you could only remember you forget".

During a discussion on the monarchy, Mr Galloway raised laughter by predicting that republican feeling will "swiftly rise" in Britain when Prince Charles becomes King.

Anne McLaughlin, an SNP member who supported the ban on Trump, raised laughter by pointing out he was the "son of a Scottish immigrant – and I apologise for that".

Though looking extremely frail, supported by family and with her head covered in a black scarf, she raised laughter at the service when she recalled how he taught her to climb trees without telling her how to get back down again.

Watching David Beckham at the press conference in the bowels of the Home Depot Center after his gutsy performance helped LA Galaxy to victory in the MLS Cup final Sunday night, he bent his answers in arcs of warmth and happiness, raising laughter and likeability, poised, true to his nature -- Zend it like Beckham.

Dry humour raises brittle laughter.

At that, they smile at each other, communicating in a secret language of eyebrow-raising and laughter.

The lyrics feel like an articulation of doubts its protagonist is unable to express in real life, a hunch confirmed when Will turns bright red when the topic is raised, amid laughter from his bandmates.

Mr Kibaki raised polite laughter by suggesting young Kenyans should take up golf as a way to earn money.After Kenya voted on December 27th in parliamentary and presidential elections, the tight and probably fraudulent result tested the country to breaking point.