Sentences with phrase «giggling at a joke»
Do you feel concerned about giggling at a joke?
http://pillowspot.com/ Not exact matches
From eliciting a giggle during baby's first game of peekaboo to cracking jokes with a teenager while hanging out at the mall, Playful Parenting is a complete guide to using play to raise confident children.
OK, we definitely giggled a bit at the term «Bonkers,» but the fierce pigment that emerges from this tube is no joke.
Other verbal signs of interest in you include giggling, laughing at your jokes even if they're pretty lame, and asking for your help.
There is at least one joke that will make you giggle or roar in laughter.
Harris would giggle at his own jokes, cock his head coyly to the side and wait for a laugh that never really took off.
Carey Mulligan is the perfect fit for the thoroughly modern madame, her baby features and quietly mature presence able to make Bathsheba look like a teenager and a world - worn widow both at the same time; the moment when she sends a joking Valentine's letter to older bachelor William Boldwood (Michael Sheen) is accompanied by a coy, girly giggle, while her dealings with the dismissive men who want to buy her farm's grain are carried out with a stubborn dignity.
(There's a «shark repellent» gag, for example, that references a rubber shark sequence from Adam West's 1966 Batman TV movie, so yeah, you better brush up on your trivia if you want to giggle at every rapid - fire Bat joke.)
I have a final thing to say next SUMMER Dave will be found indulging in his favorite game of «finding Octopus», Markus will be asleep at the BBQ, Billy will be cooking Chili, glued to the Guardian web site - giggling and coming up with more «inspired jokes».
In the first, basically a panel - type programme called QI, Fry and his panellists were giggling at the fact that one man was unlucky enough to be present both at Hiroshima and Nagasaki when the atom bomb was dropped — and the joke was about him being the unluckiest man in the world.
Thus at the 19th COP / 9th CMP, the CDM report recommended 22 possible changes, which were discussed in a room filled with jokes, giggles, laughter and chocolate, unlike other negotiating rooms.