Sentence examples for whilst laughing from inspiring English sources
He reversed the lawnmower and drove over the ducklings again, whilst laughing out loud.
Gayle gave a half-arsed apology whilst laughing before McLaughlin crossed back to the commentary team.
Don't laugh.They wake up whilst your laughing,Your get caught and the plan will fail.
"With climate change becoming increasingly threatening, and decreasingly talked about in the media, we wanted to find a way to bring this critical issue back into the headlines whilst making people laugh".... a statement that testifies to the increasing desperation many campaigners are feeling at the way things have been going since the beginning of the end of Copenhagen.
Another tactic is to actually laugh whilst in the saddle if you or the horse is afraid about something.
Clearly shocked and taken aback by the scenes in the country's second-largest city, the Prince still managed to boost morale with rescue workers, laughing and joking with them whilst thanking them for their efforts.
Whilst it isn't laugh out loud funny, it is witty and thoughtful; the characters are honest and likeable.
It would be easy to laugh, but whilst you are buttoning up that checked shirt and unloading that can of Elnett onto your forehead, there is a party going on, preserved on Youtube, where all you needed was a shit load of enthusiasm and a large pack of British condoms.
No one should be laughing at you since many celebs had braces like Tom Cruise who had to face the world whilst he was wearing braces but no one cared about them!
It's so hilarious that, whilst I was reading it on the tube, I stuffed my sleeve in my mouth to stop myself from laughing so much or people would think I was a little strange.
Starving families funny huh?? Evil vindictive out of touch government Tories laughing trying disrupt opening Labour statement #taxcredits debate need to remember hard working constituents watching #WorkPenalty Tories are being absolutely disgraceful whilst debating the tax credits cut opposition.
