Sentence examples similar to stiff laugh from inspiring English sources
Acting in a lazy, stiff, laugh-track sitcom is Charlie Sheen doing something for himself and his corporate partners.
Royal Palace My attempts to get the ramrod-stiff royal guards to laugh are a dismal failure.
Some of them are stiff with you, they won't laugh.
When Mum came downstairs, perfumed and startling in a silver Lurex bodice and a stiff white skirt, he and I were laughing at "Dad's Army" on the telly.
Stiff upper lip is more the thing, and a good laugh if warranted.
From an acknowledging flick of the arm to a slightly forced nod in time to the singing, the German Chancellor retains a stiff posture until the end, when she manages a carefree laugh before shuffling her papers.
With an infectious laugh, she said she was "just a working stiff".
A gesture of his, a word, a laugh had liberating virtues, were a hole in the stiff fabric of the Lager. . . .
Mr. D'Onofrio, as a mother-obsessed thug, exploits his bulk for laughs, and Mr. Hawke is a sympathetic working stiff.
Speaking of his politics, Mr. Hall laughed and said, "It makes for some pretty stiff dinner conversations, yes.
