Sentence examples for the laughter rang from inspiring English sources
Yet the laughter rang hollow.
The band played, the laughter rang out and talk flowed as freely as the cider.
The laughter rang around the Commons chamber, emboldening this previously rather dry figure.
Otherwise, why did the laughter ring out again, louder than the music, and bounce, like a dozen hard rubber balls, around the room after 2 a.m., when usually his guests knew better than to be that noisy?
Of course there are pleasures to be had from the frequently scabrous turns of phrase, of which the ripe rogues' gallery make the most, but the laughter rings rather hollow.
The following year, when I met him for the first time, leading a party of schoolgirls through the foothills of Sikkim, his laughter rang through the rhododendron forest.
While the D'Aulaires wrote that "Persephone grew up on Olympus and her gay laughter rang through the brilliant halls," Percy's introduction to the story of Demeter's daughter reads, "I have to be honest.
Last night a couple of friends and I were in a restaurant, eating local produce and discussing the world's troubles, and we were on the subject of the Middle East and its intractable troubles when peals of girlish laughter rang out from the booth behind us.
Empowering women through land Applause and laughter rang out from the women waiting at the edge of the clearing.
Her laughter rang down the hall.
When the victors lined up in the slanty early evening sunshine for an impromptu set of press-ups in tribute to their army fitness instructors, peals of laughter rang round the ground.
