Sentence examples for reduced to laughter from inspiring English sources

Reduced to laughter?

The commentators have been reduced to laughter at South Africa's strokelessness.

Expect to be terrified, then reduced to laughter, as the actors lead you through a series of scenes in different rooms, tracing, with much poetic license, lurid aspects of York's history.

And yet for all these fitful wonders he was an essentially honest and charming man in whose company one was often reduced to helpless laughter.

The other singers were reduced to helpless laughter the first time I opened up my white mouth and sang "Na barika lo lo.

Each time we slammed into each other, hapless as slapstick Stooges, we were reduced to fits of hysterical laughter — laughter masking fear and frustration.

I've seen grown men reduced to tears of laughter by Frog and Toad's confusions.

Bear in mind that I am reduced to near-hysterical laughter by any number of his works, particularly Pete and Dud's "The Futility of Life" sketch and the line "that's when they get up to all their rubbish" in "Gospel Truth".

Have you ever been doubled up with laughter, reduced to a helpless heap with pure joy - for no reason at all?

Former NBA player and TNT sports analyst Charles Barkley is rarely at a loss for words, but Sunday on stage at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, the mountain of a man was reduced to silent spasms of laughter as a troupe of improv comedians spun sketches from his monologues about childhood, race and fellow sports figures.

It has thundering piano ostinatos and hummingbird accordion solos, all done incredibly fast, the vocals sometimes reduced to whippoorwill noises and crazed laughter.