Sentence examples for snorting with laughter from inspiring English sources
"snorting with laughter" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe a hearty, full-bodied type of laughter. For example: Everyone at the party was snorting with laughter at the funny story.
That person strap-hanging next to you and snorting with laughter may well be me.
"I'm Sylvia," she says, writhing suggestively in her chair, snorting with laughter when Mum tells her what has happened.
It might not be for you if… You're too busy snorting with laughter thinking about how much the album's backstory resembles a Portlandia skit.
Liebling so enjoyed himself at the offices of The New Yorker, where he worked for twenty-eight years, that he could be heard humming and snorting with laughter as he pulled the sheets from his typewriter and read them over.
That, plus the inclusion of a scene in which Daisy Parker writes a series of her thoughts on the walls in permanent marker, concluding with the superbly recondite "All the bees are ded", which still has me snorting with laughter every time I read it, put them top of the tree for me as far as literary families are concerned.
In non-fiction, Anna Funder's Stasiland was a jaw-dropping story of life in East Germany told by a wry and companionable new writer, while a collection of correspondence between Nancy Mitford and Heywood Hill (The Bookshop at 10 Curzon Street) had me snorting with laughter on the tube.
And he snorts with laughter.
My aunt snorted with laughter.
They don't know what to expect.'" He snorts with laughter.
When he handed over his notebook, she snorted with laughter, but also felt chastened.
She snorts with laughter: "It was a very Depp thing to do".
