Sentence examples for tired laughter from inspiring English sources

"I'm not taking a bet on anything," was the answer, before Robinson cracked up into slightly hysterical – tired – laughter.

The intensity heightens, along with pitch and volume, until the chanting subsides into tired grunts that draw laughter.

"By this time," Nourse wrote, "we had become thoroughly tired of the game and the usual witticisms were replaced by ironic laughter.

And even as you're telling yourself it's going to be all right, you find yourself stranded in black wilderness — tired, dirty, weak, vulnerable, surrounded only by the howls of wolves and the laughter of hyenas.

I watched the years drip away from tired bones as Johnny Hoy's music shook their marrow, releasing wave upon wave of laughter.

He knew that liars such as Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson required mockery and laughter, and Och's humor was far more energizing for teenagers such as myself than the tired harangues of his anti-war contemporaries.

TIRED? Sometimes.

Feeling tired?

Loud laughter.

No laughter.

Cue laughter.