Examples of laughed

• Please don't laugh - I'm being serious.

• I could see Emma trying not to laugh and of course that started me off.

• They joked and laughed as they looked at the photos.

• The audience was still laughing as the curtain fell.

• When he laughs he sounds like a horse neighing.

• In their view, classes that laughed readily ranked highly in terms of cohesion, while classes in which students were reluctant to laugh rated poorly.

• We argued a bit and laughed a lot and the fire of his writing and character warmed my heart.

• English which would not be laughed at in any part of the country.

• How can one illuminate when one is ignored or, at best, laughed at?

• In between times they told stories, laughed and told more stories and sung songs.

• When the man in the night-shirt walked past once more, the women laughed again, and another male resident sitting in the lounge laughed with them.

• Accordingly, it can still be laughed at, and is.

• They expected to be outraged and, when they duly were, they laughed happily.

• Spitting stains people's houses and one time when the anti-heroine laughed the clothes of the girls sitting beside her also became spotted with red stains.

• Perhaps it is the result of long periods in the wilderness, when mainstream linguists - particularly computational linguists laughed at their efforts.

• She threatened to call the police, but one of her assailants laughed and told her that several of them were the law.

• The day after beginning paroxetine treatment (day 19 after admission), he became talkative and laughed frequently in conversation with his family.

• He had a suspicion that he was being laughed at.

• It appeared as if a gentleman's slumbers had been disturbed, though the nightmen laughed and declared it was a lady's voice!

• I tried them on bananas - some liked them and asked for more, others made awful faces and the rest laughed.