Sentences with phrase «much mirth»

The phrase "much mirth" means a lot of enjoyment or laughter. Full definition
Rosenbaum described the post-game celebration, which contained just as much mirth and jubilation as you would expect:
What's more, Labour was having a good week with the Tories on the back foot over their tax and spend plans, David Cameron's airbrushed advertising posters attracting much mirth and Brown performing well in PMQs.
By the way, much mirth at this line: «I have managed to get JH [Hunt] quickly before he went in to see Swan Lake.»
One of the instructors gained much mirth and many free drinks at the mess from his observation that «Dress an bag of s & % t in DP's and you just make it harder to spot, but up close it's still a bag of s & % t».
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