Sentence examples for such laughing from inspiring English sources

We have plunged to 61st place in the Fifa rankings and have become such laughing stock that even that King of Comedy, Vladimir Romanov, is splitting his sides at us.

(Her former wardress at Holloway Prison told a journalist, "We've never had such laughs since Lady Mosley left").

But not all virtual beefs are such a laughing matter.

Outside the confines of the Z100 studios, though, the situation is not such a laughing matter.

Never again would the Premier League club be regarded as such a laughing stock.

It was a government which became such a laughing stock it paved the way for Labour's 13 years.

You know, 'cause I think we can all agree, there're just too many Internets". In fact, technology shouldn't be such a laughing matter.

"Les Bleus have made such a laughing stock of France that they have no longer any right to be in South Africa," said one reader.

We think of affective contents as those video/audio segments, which may cause audiences' strong reactions or special emotional experiences, such as laughing or fear.

"The numbers using legal highs such as laughing gas and the harms associated with them are relatively small".

One innovation included the "engagement measure", which recorded children's active responses to an episode, such as laughing or dancing to music.