Sentence examples for will chortle with from inspiring English sources

You will chortle with contempt.

But they will see replays of his at-bat in the 10th inning yesterday and they will chortle at his expense.

But the world will chortle and back-slap the book reviewer, at least in spirit, and snigger and point at the poor author who has responded.

I remember my father chortling with delight when he heard the news.

According to press reports, the teenagers ran off, chortling with delight.

What they do not support is its present reality... ......Tory MPs cheered, chortling with delight at the once-ardently Europhile Mr Blair's repentance.

When I was a child, he woke me, chortling, with his gloss on a verse from "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam": "Awake, my little one!

But I will not chortle, friends, because this is some serious stuff.

Littered with the kind of familiar details that will make recovering brides chortle with recognition, this polished solo show, deftly shaped by Ms. Silver and Kenny Finkle and staged crisply by Paul Urcioli, spells out the wildly different -- and equally absurd -- fantasies generated by reality shows and the wedding industry.

Soon, these beer-gutted coppers with their bad ties and shiny suits will be chortling in their seats at the Tory leader's gags, applauding his attacks on crime, relishing the verbal boot going into Labour Home Secretary Jack Straw.

"I guarantee you, Qaddafi will be chortling about the way all of this turns out," Mr. Schuler said.