The cyclists were totally starkers and we all roared with laughter and surprise as they casually rode past. |
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When I saw Marmoolak the theater roared with laughter almost throughout the film. |
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The crowd roared with laughter and music was started once again as the couple danced across the floor. |
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This scene came to mind as the audience roared with laughter when he set off the bomb. |
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Another part might have roared with laughter at people making fools of themselves. |
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The crowd had roared with laughter at those times, or screamed their agreement. |
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As she and the King shook hands with the men, everybody roared with laughter and thought that was wonderful because it was new and different. |
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And Megan roared with laughter while Krissy huffed out of annoyance. |
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The audience roared with laughter at the staggering social comment of the in-your-face but indispensable documentary, winner of the Audience Award. |
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He cried the first time and roared with laughter the second. |
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They roared with laughter at Ruth and Eileen's grungy bed-sitter and the machinations of Mr. Appopolous, even though the similarities between the character and the flesh and blood man were not always parallel. |
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Caleb, although sensible that his leg had been pulled, roared with laughter. |
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