"ringing laughter" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It describes a type of laughter that is loud, clear, and contagious. One can use this phrase to describe a joyful or humorous scene, such as: "The children's ringing laughter filled the playground as they played together on the swings." or "The comedian's jokes elicited ringing laughter from the audience, making the whole room erupt into fits of giggles."
The chancellery has not recently been ringing with laughter.
In the other room, I could hear the party carrying on, a piano playing, the high ring of laughter.
At the Estrada last week, that announcement was replayed on a huge video screen to sardonic voiceovers from Mr. Vasiliev, and the hall rang with laughter, the comforting sound of 800 people who shared exactly the same opinion.
Prozo kicked things off by leading the studio audience in song: "If you're Jewish and you know it, clap your hands!" As children clapped uncertainly onscreen to the increasingly odd lyrics ("If your mom's completely Asian, but your father is Caucasian, making you an Amerasian, clap your hands!"), the Knitting Factory rang with laughter.
Back in Pentonville on a sultry afternoon, the music room rings with laughter as people relax into a series of physical exercises, the kind of games familiar to anyone who has stepped inside a drama school but clearly totally novel to the inmates, or "guests" as Wall prefers to call them.
"Do they feel the same way?" "We don't know," King shrugged as the room rang with laughter.
But one did indeed have to laugh when Jerry, in the last scene, is belaboring Emma with waste-land, modern-literature words of clichéd love, and asks her, "Have you ever been to the Sahara Desert?" Weisz's fans from her days in the Mummy movies just couldn't help themselves, and the theater rang with laughter at a most unPinterly place.
The band played, the laughter rang out and talk flowed as freely as the cider.
As we head back toward the car and into the world, the last thing we hear is her laughter ringing off the darkened hills.Back to top >>ThursdayTROUBLE is brewing on the village green.
