Sentence examples for some laughs from from inspiring English sources

"And I got some laughs from that.

"It looked a little quick," Harvey said of his at-bat, drawing some laughs from the assembled reporters.

The script does wring some laughs from the playing out of teenage anxieties in horror movie terms, the strategy pioneered by Joss Whedon and Ms. Gellar in "Buffy".

They coax some laughs from Rob Riggle and get some appealingly angular antics from the expressions and inflections of Rachel Melvin, and they give Kathleen Turner, too rarely seen, a hearty and grounded turn.

Ms. Wiest's flair for deadpan line readings occasionally wrings some laughs from the material, as when she remarks of a friend, "I had advised her against marrying — having tried it, I'd acquired a disgust for matrimony".

Prompting some laughs from the mostly adoring crowd, Renzi, who had strongly backed Hillary Clinton and admires Barack Obama, asked whether anyone in the audience could have imagined that Donald Trump would be elected president.

Back then if by chance you fell over while dancing on drugs the worst you could expect was a face full of pig shit and some laughing from passers by.

It's a sheer privilege to tap into some great laughs from some fantastic books".

(mugging to camera) Oh brother... BIG LAUGH FROM STUDIO AUDIENCE.

Charming, eh? Ranganathan gets some easy laughs from being casually cruel about his (and other people's) children.

Born in Chicago in 1951, Williams would remember himself as a shy kid who got some early laughs from his mother — by mimicking his grandmother.