Sentences with phrase «guffawing about»

If a lawyer has to endure their colleagues guffawing about their recent conquests while they try to draft a consent order, this can be a cause for complaint.

For all the talk of eccentricity, Day - Lewis didn't strike me as odd: just cheerfully, thoughtfully confident and a touch dandyish, turning up in biker leathers and guffawing about an affable beef he was having with director Stephen Frears (who launched him in 1985's My Beautiful Laundrette).

Not exact matches

As John Cleese sings to a house full of children about Catholicism's unconditional acceptance, modern viewers are encouraged to guffaw.

Some laughs - more guffaws really - from the Tories lead him onto that often - heard argument about them wanting to cut spending.

(Bradshaw's on - screen spouse, Kathy Bates, got guffaws - and groans - when she bared all in About Schmidt.

It's a nice break from our everyday ranting about Bush and Cheney, and get to guffaw over the absurdities of the war we are in, and the idiots that are running it.

(CNN)-- I'll readily admit that I screamed with laughter several times during Peter and Bobby Farrelly's new gross - out comedy, «There's Something About Mary,» but, on a nationwide basis, there's an extremely uncomfortable catch to the kind of guffaws that these guys are generating.

The five must have had fun making this, because they giggle, chuckle, or guffaw at just about every one - liner any of them tosses out.

What's most impressive about «Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,» however, is the feel of the film (aided immeasurably by Frank Skinner's score) and how successfully it straddles the comedy and horror genres of the era, offering as many chills as guffaws.

After the kidnappers have sex with bimbo prostitutes on twin beds in a roadhouse, all four of them are seen watching the Tonight Show together, which merits a sizable guffaw; then we cut to Marge beside her sleeping husband in their bedroom watching a nature documentary about insects, which produces only a titter.