Sentences with phrase «hear snickering»

Heads cock and I think I hear snickering.

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I'm pretty sure I heard some of my kwan snicker.

I never thought I would hear Healthy and snickers in the same sentence but by god you have smashed it!

There's a restaurant local called Stacked and every single time we go there, we hear people snickering around us about the fact that they carry gluten free fries because potatoes don't have gluten.

«It's very obnoxious to hear all this snickering — crime is here, drugs is here, it's not the homeless people,» said Donna Dickerson, a resident at one of the West 95th Street shelters.

And your graduate school buddies may suppress a snicker or two when they hear what field of science you're in.

You can practically hear Lars von Trier appreciatively snickering.

Images of Congressional hearings earn their snickers and their perception of impotence, though the film in its phantasmagoria is so completely in the here and now that it has feet of clay despite its fleet execution.

But we were snickering too loudly after hearing «I was a good man once» to pay attention to much else.

We hear about the factory's expansion and how it will soon be certified carbon neutral (cue much snickering) and then we see that video.

From all around came the ten thousand sounds of the jungle, as well as the cries of gulls and the far - off surf, and if he stopped dead and listened a minute, he could hear also the pulse snickering in the heat of his flesh, and the creak of sweat in his ears.

The corners of his eyes suddenly arched as if to say that he'd heard everything now; again he snickered.

When I repeated the question into the microphone for the other attendees to hear, there was actually some snickering from the audience.

Gavin, I am a contrarian, age 81, retired electronic engineer (Do I hear derisive snickers?).

As you might expect, polite Canadians were modest while hearing of south - of - the - border challenges, but were forgiven the occasional snicker, especially while looking at prices and for the first time in decades, not caring about the exchange rate.