Sentence examples for suppressed giggle from inspiring English sources

There's the amused drawl of "y'all haters corny with that Illuminati mess", the barely suppressed giggle about keeping hot sauce in her bag, the sudden giddy exclamation as she lands on the word "chaser" in the chorus.

From one side of the room, Ed heard a suppressed giggle, from the other a silence that was too deep to be genuine.

Some degree of rudeness can be permitted to such figures as Her Majesty's judges, stipendiary magistrates or members of the crown prosecution service, although such attacks should be, according to Mr Rumpole, free of racist abuse, elegantly phrased and calculated to raise a smile, or even a suppressed giggle, from the members of the jury.

He does so, to their barely suppressed giggles.

As this amateur-hour Ragnarök unfolded, I heard around me sounds suggestive of suppressed giggles, and fought the urge to make noises of my own.

Between their inward groans and suppressed giggles, the friends recognised something of great value, a familiar form no other artist had yet nicked.

Ignominy, ridicule, opprobrium the suppressed giggles of temps, the skyward.

Ignominy, ridicule, opprobrium the suppressed giggles of temps, the skyward glances of doormen would follow.

I was suppressing giggles.

Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and David H. Souter had trouble suppressing giggles at that reminiscence.

Schoolchildren who visited the Lenin mausoleum might suppress giggles inside the place, but afterwards lay bets on what the leader was stuffed with: sand, maybe?