Sentence examples for there a giggle from inspiring English sources

Try hair ribbons one day, a miniskirt here and there, a giggle every now and then, etc. Get the personality.

Several outbursts even drowned out the piped music, which ranged from feather-soft jazz to the sounds of a waterfall, prompting one miffed patron to ask,- "Is there a giggle-free area?" DENNY LEE.

"Yes… who's this?" There was a giggle.

If Top Of The Pops was still going it would have been nice to see something like this on there for a giggle.

In Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," which I consider a perfect song, there's a giggle she releases between the lines "I go on too many dates" and "But I can't make 'em stay".

"I know it's a bit different … I know there's a giggle factor, but it works.

He would turn, point at my heart and mind, and say something Pan-Africanly Naipaulian and I would turn, right there, into a giggling, sweaty colonial askari.

There, he hears a giggle coming from a closet and finds Apu making love with the woman who delivers Squishees to Kwik-E-Mart.

But then there is a giggling exchange between the official and the press about the start time for the official meeting between Bush and Saudi King Abdullah.

Outside of the oddball interpolations of star announcers in "The Big Short," there's hardly a giggle or a guffaw in any of the Best Picture nominees.

He applied the freewheeling loopiness of his comedies (notably "Anchorman") to a political subject, proving once more that comedy gets no respect most significantly, in the absence of any nominations for "Trainwreck". Outside of the oddball interpolations of star announcers in "The Big Short," there's hardly a giggle or a guffaw in any of the Best Picture nominees.