Sentence for laughing | Use laughing in a sentence

Sentences for laughing. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use laughing in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for laughing.

• The men were laughing. (1)
• She broke out laughing. (9)
• Was he laughing at him? (8)
• What are ye laughing at? (8)
• Evan answered, laughing. (10)
• March interposed, laughing. (9)
• Elinor could not help laughing. (4)
• I can hardly write for laughing. (4)
• One word to leave you laughing. (10)
• Dan flushed, and stopped laughing. (9)
• But there is no time for laughing. (10)
• She snapped her fingers, laughing. (10)
• The farmer was in no laughing mood. (10)
• Half my time I am laughing at myself. (10)
• She could not help laughing outright. (10)
• They went their separate ways, laughing. (10)
• The next moment he was laughing horribly. (10)
• Set gently laughing by his relishing humour. (10)
• Mr. Fenellan said it laughing, he meant no harm. (10)
• Edward eased him back to friendliness by laughing. (10)
• Edward eased him back to friendliness by laughing. (22)
• She was talking, too, and laughing more than usual. (8)
• When I had spoken, I could scarcely help laughing. (10)
• Prince Radocky told me the whole army was laughing. (10)
• She laughed, and mouthed me over with laughing kisses. (10)
• He kissed her like a barbaric king, laughing as from wine. (10)
• Isabel could not help laughing at this melodious parsimony. (9)
• Her mistress, almost laughing, bade her keep close, and be still. (10)
• Her laughing seemed to relieve him even more than her hearty speech. (9)
• Victor said laughing, and bethought him of what the trouble might be. (10)
• I burst out laughing and you should have seen the rage old Blaize was in. (10)
• A group of officers close by were laughing; Swithin stared at them uneasily. (8)
• Stop your silly giggling, for laughing before sunrise causes tears at evening. (5)
• All of them leant forward, calling attention loudly laughing for the fun to come. (10)
• She was very amusing about her postillion; Danvers had to beg pardon for laughing. (10)
• She was unaware of her ground for laughing: It was the laugh of the tragic comedian. (10)
• It had a funny, wicked face, as if laughing at him, and he did not want to look at it. (8)
• A wild laughing cry suddenly broke upon the air at the street-crossing in front of them. (9)
• Meet him when he is, as it were, anointed by his occasion, and he is no laughing matter. (10)
• Her aunt spoke of passing the library door and hearing the two gentlemen loudly laughing. (10)
• Alma laughed, and put her arms round her mother, who could not help laughing a little, too. (9)
• Swithin saw no necessity to laugh; he detested people laughing when he himself perceived no joke. (8)
• The Countess pressed a thumb and finger to the sides of her mouth, and set her sisters laughing. (10)
• Jove whispered a light commission to the Laughing Dame; she met him; and how did he shake Olympus? (10)
• She saw Lord Fleetwood standing alone, laughing, it seemed, at some thought; he threw up his head. (10)
• They were both laughing convulsively, and they ran down to meet us in yet wilder throes of merriment. (9)
• She met his laughing eyes with eyes that questioned his honesty, at first sadly, and then indignantly. (9)
• Dr. Shrapnel laughed at some undefined mental image, apparently careless of any laughing companionship. (10)
• Rhoda nodded round to all the citizens of the farmyard; and so eased her heart of its laughing bubbles. (10)
• But his lips soon stopped him laughing; he threw himself upon his bed and pressed his face into the pillows. (8)
• Now and then she gives way to the bad trick of laughing without caring or daring to explain the cause for it. (10)
• Here, it is said, the elves and earthmen play, dancing in circles with laughing feet that fatten the mushroom. (10)
• His leave of people was taken in this laughing falsetto, as of one affected by the curious end things come to. (10)
• The Colonel himself set the example of laughing at this joke, and the young man joined him less obstreperously. (9)
• I jumped up, and tried to take her in my arms, but she slipped away; then she turned, and began laughing softly. (8)
• They were laughing when the curtain rose, and the histrionic Verrian had his innings for a long, long first act. (9)
• Rose, Evan, Drummond, and Mrs. Evremonde and Dorothy, skirted to the right, all laughing, and full of excitement. (10)
• A conjurer had obtained admittance, and was showing his laughing audience the tricks of his trained cocks and hens. (5)
• His laughing smile attacked the irresolute hostility of her mien, confident as the sparkle of sunlight in a breeze. (10)
• Mr John Raikes, too, burlesqued Society so well, that he had the satisfaction of laughing at his enemy occasionally. (10)
• She joins me in a cat-like way, and talks Of company, and even condescends To utter laughing scandal of old friends. (10)
• The noise, the din of voices, and the laughing, so completely addled him, that he was like one in a very horrid dream. (6)
• Miss Macroyd laughed all through her talk, and she was in a final burst of laughing when the train slowed into Stamford. (9)
• Lady Pennon expected to be amused, and was gratified, for Diana had only to open her mouth to set the great lady laughing. (10)
• It seems like my past life laughing at me, that my old friend should have come here in Italy, to wear the detestable uniform. (10)
• She heard Miss Triscoe behind her with March laughing in the gayety which the escape from her father seemed to inspire in her. (9)
• While she was deliberating what to do to conceal it, she heard, through her open window, the voices of some young men laughing. (10)
• The vessel took the laughing tides; It was a joyous revelry To see her dashing from her sides The rough, salt kisses of the sea. (10)
• The meadows of their infancy Would shrink from them, and every tree, And every little laughing spot, Would hush itself and know them not. (10)
• She began to tear hers violently off and to fling them on chairs, scolding, and laughing at the same time with Minnie, at their absent-mindedness. (9)
• A proposition assented to, and considerably dilated on; but whether he was laughing at that, or what had aroused the fit, the chairman did not say. (10)
• A strange, magpie, jay-like flock; black, white, patched with brown and green and blue, shifting, chattering, laughing, seeming unconscious of any purpose. (8)

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