Sentence examples similar to small chortle from inspiring English sources
She gives a little chortle.
Then a little chortle, I thought, escaped her.
The sprinter's agent, Emanuel Hudson, noticed the polite, small-town gesture and chortled, "Where do you think you are, still in Kansas?" Greene holds the world record at 100 meters, 9.79 seconds, and is seeking to win the 100, 200 and 4x100-meter relat athehe 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
The parts that small children will giggle at and that parents will chortle over aren't necessarily the same, but there are a lot of both — Langridge knows how to pump up clichés until they pop.
But this version strives to be elaborate, even in the design of its ghosts: Christmas Past is a small, eerie, wide-eyed nymph and Christmas Present a chortling giant.
Repeated pin-drop silences alternate with chortles of laughter throughout, due in no small part to Smith's wide dynamic range and less-is-more attack.
But those small steps did not address the fundamental problem: The TED name had become associated with bad content, as the chortle-inducing lineup of TEDxValenciaWomen made clear.
They chortle with delight.
Then some sort of chortle.
