Guffaws in a sentence

The first season features eight episodes of guns and guffaws that don't venture too far from the expected.

But I digress, Hutchinson was in his element, covering a vast range of subjects in his observational style, interacting with the audience (particularly with a family whose name seemed to fascinate him) and drawing great guffaws.

It’s the kind of laugh line — there are also guffaws, cackles and strange gasp-giggle combos — that works because we think we know more than she does.

The suave diplomat sent the hall into guffaws while delivering his paper.

This issue starts out funny and can have the reader bending over, stifling hearty guffaws by the end of it.

Evans is also a hoot as the black sheep Ransom – the former Captain America manages to garner huge guffaws by simply eating cookies.

Hall’s opinion piece argued “impeachment proceedings on a sitting U. S. president is a gravely sober affair, and not the time for barely-hidden smiles and swallowed guffaws.

In fact, the obscene number of guffaws emanating from Trump makes him a liability for America’s future.

There were definitely some nice touches, like the dragon-wing shot of Daenerys and the nobles’ guffaws at the mere thought of actual democracy, one of the night’s funnier moments.

For a series run completely off chortles and guffaws, the jokes have been falling flat for the past few years.

This—insulting Donald Trump’s intelligence—was both the thing you could not do and the thing—drawing there-but-for-the-grace-of-God guffaws across the senior staff—that everybody was guilty of.

We rarely see each other now, often limited to snipets of greetings through social media but, when we do get together, a single word could touch off hilarious guffaws that send almost everyone lolrontf (laughing out loud rolling on the floor).

We recounted funny anecdotes and the guffaws became louder and more carefree as we realised there was plenty to laugh about.