Sentences with phrase «into tears of laughter»

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And then there he was, born while I was leaning against our old truck, standing up, into my own hands, nearly 9 pounds of shrieking boy - child humanity, welcomed by my uncontrollable laughter and his father's uncontrollable relief - tears.

and that sent all of us off again into gales of laughter and tears.

As His eyes meet hers, the twinkle of laughter turns into tears of sorrow.

The rooms were filled with tears and laughter and the evidence of three rambunctious boys (broken door handles, broken windows, punched out walls) who grew into young men in that house.

Not only are they hilarious, but as you read this while sipping on your first cup of probably cold - by - now coffee while the kids are running around tearing your house apart, you can get that needed laughter into your day.

For more info phone: [phone] email: [email protected] Please join us for a night of laughter, tears, inspiration, good company and good food as we share birth stories and honor the transition into motherhood.

On an adventure full of laughter and tears, Wendy, played with exquisite delicacy by Dakota Fanning, follows the guiding spirit of Mr. Spock on her journey into the unknown.

But it achieves the laughter - through - tears effect anyway, thanks to the lightness and wit of Reiser's script; strong, committed performances; and some real insight into the difficulties of being supportive — or, on the other end accepting that support.

One scene of presumably improvised humour on board a train really allows Cranston to dip back into his comic chops with Carell's joyous response bound to get the audience in tears of laughter too.

She tricks us into believing this is an intimate story about a specific character, time, and place until the culmination of the laughter and the tears makes you realize it's actually a grand epic that is as universal, relatable and emotionally powerful as any story of mothers and daughters that has ever been put on film,» said Focus Chairman Peter Kujawski in the news release.

The Post... * Wonderstruck: aerial night view of Trailways bus slipping into the Lincoln Tunnel along pink trajectory... * Atomic Blonde: The fight on the stairs, and then part two... * A Ghost Story: moving van's reflection on window, swinging out of sight down road... * Mudbound: laughter and tears at homecoming... * Stephen Root pronouncing «melancholic,» Get Out... * Sublimely daft rhythms of MoMA reception, The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)... * Man pedaling boy's bike, city lights on horizon — Suburbicon...

The passage of time and perspective is consummated through laughter, tears, changing fashions and an excellent use of music but it's Linkater's insight into human relations and our different stages of development that impresses most as he fully manages to capture that the only constant thing in life is... change.

Where the rest of us saw only the empty overgrown meadow behind our house, riddled with groundhog holes, with a shallow, muddy stream running through it and a splintering wooden wagon that I had almost outgrown, he saw his friends: artists and teachers and butchers, scenic painters and Russian lighting designers, ship captains and hardware merchants all with a glass in hand, their laughter rising high above our heads and then evaporating into the canopy of maple leaves; the weeping willows shedding their leaf tears down the banks of the stream; fireflies and bagpipers arriving through the low clinging humidity of summer; a giant pit with four spring lambs roasting over apple - wood coals; the smell of wood smoke hanging in the moist summer nighttime air.