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Laughter in sentence

753 examples of Laughter in a sentence

He was delighted when the audience roared with laughter.
Then he would see her whole face, she would smile, embrace him, and he would smell her peculiar scent, feel the tenderness of her touch, and cry with joy as he had done one evening when he lay at her feet and she tickled him, while he shook with laughter and bit her white hand with the rings on the fingers.
Don't you hear the laughter and his voice?
Again, the negative answer.'Through his sleep he heard laughter and Veslovsky's and Oblonsky's merry talk.
Dolly, who had inherited her father's gift of putting things humorously, made Varenka collapse with laughter when she related for the third or fourth time, with ever fresh humorous additions, how she was just putting on some new ribbons in the visitor's honour, and was about to go into the drawing-room, when suddenly she heard the clatter of the old cart.
'You have guessed that I want to talk to you,' he said, looking at her with laughter in his eyes.
And what is cement?''Well... it's something like paste... no, putty!' replied Veslovsky, rousing general laughter.
His laughter and shouts never ceased.
Then followed a sound of laughter; a button and two nuts had been found in the ballot box.
Gagin, lowering his voice, related a new Petersburg anecdote which, though it was indecent and stupid, was so funny that Levin burst into loud laughter and people turned to look at him.
Vronsky especially burst into such good-natured laughter that Levin felt quite reconciled to him.
'Very much: about twenty thousand roubles.'Bartnyansky burst into merry laughter.
But the child's loud ringing laughter and a movement of her eyebrows reminded Anna so vividly of Vronsky, that, repressing her sobs, she rose hurriedly and left the room.
She heard the second bell ring, and then a moving of luggage, noise, shouting and laughter.
It was so clear to Anna that no one had any cause for joy that this laughter jarred on her painfully, and she wished to stop her ears, not to hear it.
From upstairs was heard the roll of the Prince's voice and of Katavasov's laughter.
As the Maheus went into the heat there was a sound of laughter.
And this gross good-natured joke increased the laughter of the men, who expanded their shoulders, half cooked by the stove, while she herself, shaken by laughter, was displaying in the midst of them the indecency of her costume, embarrasingly comical, with her masses of flesh exaggerated almost to disease.
Stupid of him, still to take her for a boy!Were his eyes out?"It's in your eye that you've got my elbow!" she replied, in the midst of a storm of laughter which the astonished young man could not account for.
A shrill girl's voice said at last:"One of them must be on Mouquette, sure enough!" There was a roar of laughter, and the putters of the whole seam held their sides.
But she came back immediately, restraining her laughter, stifling her voice, as if she were still upstairs in the bedroom.
Around them lovers were turning over their sweethearts; there was a murmur of kisses and laughter; the warm odour of the girls arose in the freshness of the trodden grass.
She had been prowling about there for an hour, and at last ventured to come near on hearing the laughter.
The nail-maker had disappeared, and there was laughter in the crowd.
The storm was still threatening, and sounds of laughter arose as they left the lighted houses to lose themselves in the dark country around.
A burst of laughter interrupted her; even the children shrugged their shoulders, being incredulous in the open air, keeping a secret fear of ghosts in the pit, but glad of the empty sky.
The laughter began again, but with greater restraint.
But the manager remained grave; and the laughter fell and their voices sank to a whisper, while the heavy feet of the delegates who were being shown in tramped over the carpet of the next room.
They were stifling their laughter and talking in a low voice.
He followed her, won by her laughter.
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