They went
laughing down the steps, and joined the game.
Seymour seemed to be listening, elegant and unconscious as was his posture, and he seemed relieved when he heard the lady call out some last instructions to the Captain, and then turn sharply and run
laughing down the passage towards the other end, the end on the terrace above the Thames.
The calls range from children
laughing down the phone, to being abusive and swearing, and calling about made-up incidents.
A fairly clear way to bring some order to this confusion is to distinguish between laughing up and
laughing down. In Western nations, we are generally OK with laughing up at people or groups who are relatively more powerful.
Although, if Baggs did have a glass ceiling I dare say he'd have seen God Himself
laughing down at him from a cloud during the moment he blurted out to Lord Sugar: "I'm not a one trick pony, or a 10 trick pony.
The mum said: "I said, 'You're not police' and they then started
laughing down the phone, saying 'yes, we got her and you're not getting her back."
THE family of a pensioner who died shortly after being discharged from hospital told an inquest she "hated the nurses" and alleged staff could be heard "
laughing down the corridor" when her patient bleeper went off.
FANS were
laughing down the phone yesterday after Celtic manager Neil Lennon waded into the Nadir Ciftci affair.
Daryl Hall -
Laughing Down Crying Daryl Hall is the blue-eyed soul singer who had hits aplenty with John Oates as Hall & Oates in the 1980s.
Now he's on a solo tour promoting new album
Laughing Down Crying.
It has been more than 30 years between solo releases - his first, Sacred Songs, was made with ROBERT FRIPP, but
Laughing Down Crying is worth the wait.
He said Uppal sat down next to him and said to him: "I saw you
laughing down the hill.
"The girl was clearly getting a kick out of it and laughing at me getting more angry at whoever was
laughing down the phone.
Early minstrelsy destabilized the very categories it was supposed to police by not only propping up but
laughing down a static and rigid conception of ethnic identity.
