Sentences with phrase «<< audience laughs»

The course culminated in a live performance, and whilst I still had the sweaty palms and the racing heart, I set - up my first joke, and when the audience laughed my heart leaped.

There were several instances when the audience laughed in unison.

The audience laughed.

(Audience laughs)

Luckily, a lot of you are so obscure you're not that busy (audience laughs).

He used to say, «if at first you don't succeed, well so much for hang gliding» (audience laughs).

«It certainly doesn't feel that way to me,» he said, breaking into a smile as the audience laughed.

Everyone in the audience laughed.

Wolf's act had some in the audience laughing and left others in stony silence.

Certainly, not a single jab at Falstaff's girth is excised, and the audience laughed hardest when Sir John playfully or ruefully calls attention to his own rotundity — as when he's asked to put an ear to ground and shoots back «Have you any levers to lift me up again?»

The audience laughed out loud time and again.

He has some of his audience laughing over names from other areas (used in alternate gospels) that would not make sense for alternate gospels, but that is not the only challenge against the Xtian gospels, right?

He is pleased when the audience laughs at some of his drinking escapades.

The audience laughs.

The studio audience laughed mightily.

Mr. Glass spoke to the Baptist World Congress in 1965, and his most memorable sermon illustration left the Americans in the audience laughing and the foreigners confused.

Interesting to note that the audience laughed at his reference to males with a limp wrist, but when he talked about daughters not being butch and needing to dress up and be pretty, no one laughed.

The audience laughed as he began to fall apart before our eyes ¯ and quickly sobered as we realized that his pride is no more ridiculous or ugly than the self - delusion and the longing of many of the play's other characters.

If the audience laughs when the joke is translated, the speaker may assume that the interpreter is doing his job faithfully.

* Audience laughs and applauds * Thank you, thank you...

While the audience laughed at Strahan's reaction, Ripa sternly held up her hand and said: «Guess what this article says?

Their shenanigans will have the whole audience laughing, and the show also contains an important lesson about the essence of Hannukah.

He loves to be the center of attention, knows how to perform innately, and keeps the entire audience laughing at his antics during choir performances.

Writing and travelling are Kristine's passions, and she can also be seen onstage occasionally making audiences laugh at The Austin Bat Cave Story Department.

Armed with a mixture of new ideas and old manifestos from places such as Cambridge and Leicester, Thomas reveals quite what makes jim and his audience laugh.

Making an audience laugh in the aisles while smuggling in deep political points is not as easy as it seems, and In The Loop's outrage at the events which led to the Iraq war shine through every minute of the film's running time.

«No,» he replied, as the audience laughed.

Walsh shook his head and the audience laughed.

But these comedians managed to mix urgent political messages of the liberal left with crafty, irreverent punch - lines that had their audience laughing, often guiltily, at their riffs on the welfare state, immigration and Communist granola.

His audience laughed with Dietl as he described himself as thinking he was indicted for something when he first saw the Daily News front page featuring his photo on Easter Sunday, but they seemed quite familiar with the episode.

[This makes the audience laugh.]

These new comedic species are not only making their audiences laugh with smart...

The audience laughed again when he talked about research into what causes couples to stay together, relevant in light of the story of his biological parents.

The audience laughed at that — and also as he recounted his mother's deadpan response when he asked her how she wound up with six children, all but two of whom have different fathers: «It was the 1960s and people were having a lot of sex.»

Einstein laughed out loud, and the audience laughed with him.

Funny hearing the girl in the audience laugh knowingly.

How often, and hard, these two can make an audience laugh.

He makes the audience laugh in one scene and in the next he makes you get a lump in your throat.

Written by Jay Baruchel, he also plays Doug's best friend throughout the film, and while he is just present to make audiences laugh, he does serve the purpose of giving his friend the much needed confidence on the ice.

An ambitious revue film with a two - pronged mission: making Western audiences laugh and exploring why Mideast audiences might not.

Taika Waititi, the director of the film, leaves no opportunity to make his audience laugh.

Still, there is a difference between trying to make audiences laugh by saying the unexpected out loud and those unexpected things actually being funny.

OMG, The audience laughed at the screen after this POS this afternoon.

Jackson also gives an extremely funny performance, calculated to make the audience laugh and then feel uneasy about how willingly they respond to his over-the-top delivery.

No wonder the audience laughs derisively through scenes not meant for laughter.

The audience laughed throughout the entire movie.

Sausage Party is filled with so many WTF moments and jokes that the movie had my audience laughing and gasping from beginning to end.

Funnyman: Jimmy Kimmel had the audience laughing as he shed some light on the Harvey Weinstein scandal during his monologue

Though there's some adult humor sprinkled throughout, it'll be the young adult audience laughing at every gag while older viewers eventually grow tired of the cheap laughs (especially the repeated fat jokes) and dispensable storyline.

While The Happening never actually reached the level of atrocity that was Last Airbender, a horror film that continuously makes the audience laugh their asses off is never a good sign.