Sentences with phrase «literally burst out»
I literally burst out laughing.
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Yes, this book won the Pulitzer Prize and is at times a serious saga of the West, but McMurtry has some of the funniest one - liners with his characters I have literally burst out laughing with anyone around me wondering what is so funny.
Literally burst out laughing in the newsroom when I read this article about Jeffrey Dean Morgan driving an Indy 500 car and finally made the connection:
CNN political commentator Angela Rye literally burst out in laughter on live TV and said an enthusiastic, «Bye, girl, bye.»
Fast forward a few hours, strong dose of antibiotics, motrin, and a doctor getting called in for a second opinion to review blood work, diagnosis, scans, I literally burst out sobbing when he said he will let Emma spend Christmas at home with her family.
«LOL» is such an overused term, that I have no idea how to explain to you that I quite literally burst out laughing.
For reasons ranging from highway speeds to varying cargo requirements, trucking experts literally burst out laughing when asked about the notion of a driver sleeping while his truck barrels across a lonely state.
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NOTE: The blood and water running out of the pierced side presented an evidence that the heart had literally burst.
Your comment literally made me burst out laughing in a super quiet room I told that comment to like, everyone I knew all day long.
Finding out we had to leave our old house was literally the first email I opened when we got back from our honeymoon and I immediately burst into tears not just at the thought of moving for the second time in eleven months but because I truly loved the charming little house we were in and it makes me so sad to think about it being torn down to build something big and brand new.
Out in East Aurora we're literally bursting at the seam with 60,000 visitors and East Aurora is not centrally located.»
(Literally there are times where I come back to it bursting out of the plastic wrap, as if to say «bake me NOW!»).
Before I started this blog I was a stay at home mom who was literally bursting at the seams to get out and put on some real clothes.
Finding out we had to leave our old house was literally the first email I opened when we got back from our honeymoon and I immediately burst into tears not just at the thought of moving for the second time in eleven months but because I truly loved the charming little house we were in and it makes me so sad to think about it being torn down to build something big and brand new.