The rank is a chortling beast, fattening out into the city.
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"My brother's keeper — it's my brother's keeper!" he said, chortling with recognition.
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Jurors were shown video of him confessing to F.B.I. agents — calmly, clinically and occasionally chortling.
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We heard them before we saw them — deep chortling and growling sounds coming from the thick brush.
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Ms. Parker could be heard chortling throughout, but Mr. Broderick seemed to find it a bit surreal.
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This standalone audio app offers a searchable achieve of streaming comedy for fans of chortling, guffawing, and snorting.
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The main entertainment was Jimmy Buffett, bluff and chortling, on hand to promote his feel-good jukebox musical.
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A group of women with a sign that read " KYSSEN 10 KR " ("Kiss 10 Kronor") wandered by, chortling intermittently.
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Somewhere in Russia, President Vladimir Putin is chortling as far right groups in Europe take heart from the British example.
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What this means, in practice, is that I spend a lot of time in my chair grimly chortling at my phone.
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I made the mistake of reading "Deacon King Kong" on the Tokyo subway and my nonstop chortling made me no friends.
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The rowdy children are tended to by chortling nannies in fluffy dresses who have bulging breasts, ready for nursing, hanging from their necks.
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Ms. Barton's chortling Jezibaba says she'll help, but the witch warns Rusalka that she will become mute to all humans, including the prince.
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But it was her chortling response to the idea of a White House visit that prompted Mr. Trump to scold her on Twitter.
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The jovial lady we first saw chortling in her car outside of a Texas Kohl's now has her own action figure, courtesy of Hasbro.
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Whenever I try to contribute or channel the conversation toward cars however (which is often), there's less shared passion and chortling, more debilitating silences.
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Maybe — hopefully — in retrospect we'll also look back at this time, chortling at how naively arrogant we were for believing we'd be the last generation.
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When Humperdinck wrote his chortling yet menacing music for the witch, he may have been thinking of the malevolent undercurrents flowing through Mime's singsong tune.
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Unfortunately for the people who live with PGAD—overwhelmingly female—complaints of the incessant sensation are almost invariably greeted with condescending chortling, rather than professional compassion.
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Ms. DeVito (whose father, Danny DeVito, sat in the front row, chortling appreciatively) has the less rewarding role here, but she does it well, gradually softening toward Charlie.
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Photographs of middle-aged men in suits chortling with a naked doll confirmed Chileans' view of the business elite as a boys' club out of touch with modern norms.
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Both Trump and Cruz contend that they're the only one who can defeat Clinton, while the Democrats are chortling at the idea of going up against either of them.
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We can't see E Coins, the cryptocurrency a chortling Phillip Price crams down the throat of the United States government after his company's Whiterose-instigated $2 trillion bailout from China.
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We clutched our pearls at Billy Bush and Mr. Trump chortling over the soap opera actress Arianne Zucker's body as if it were a box lunch the producers had provided.
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But Savage is something much better: a petty tyrant who sees the entire zombie apocalypse as a challenge to his authority, until he finally cracks and becomes a chortling, expansive nihilist.
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But thanks to professional sports' chortling stranglehold on America's capacity for critical reasoning, enterprising owners will be able to con the locals into footing the bill for their enormous vanity project.
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She treated mealtimes with a detached disdain—chortling when asked about what vegetables would match the night's dal, punching my father's arm in jest when he asked when dinner would be served.
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Cleveland (CNN)Listening to the audio tape last week of Donald Trump telling a chortling interviewer he employed his fame as an excuse to assault women, First Lady Michelle Obama grew incensed.
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All of these struggle sessions play to the sound of chortling twenty-somethings, who have figured out that, in today's culture, the quickest way to acquire and exercise power is to take offense.
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And soon thereafter, he began to have a personality, and it was one that I found likable; he had a sense of humor, chortling with laughter as he blew farting sounds into the conch.
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You find yourself chortling and sometimes laughing aloud as you breeze through his novels, which makes it possible to overlook the artistry and expertise that render his characters so vivid and his plots so engaging.
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Boris Johnson is portrayed as the politician for our times, accusing Mr Corbyn of hating Britain (the chortling audience was silent at this point) before descending into a political speech stolen from "Love Actually", a romantic comedy.
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Jurors even heard from Credico himself, a comic and impressionist who took the stand for the prosecution and had many in the jury box chortling with his wisecracks and a slew of vintage TV and film references.
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What about the chorus of chortling that erupted at a lunch with white and Asian colleagues when, in response to his suggestion that they invite underrepresented minorities as seminar speakers, one feigned confusion and asked if Australians qualified.
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But though there's been a lot of chortling over Trump's meltdown among political elites, and there have been many hot takes on how he's collapsing in the polls, his actual decline isn't as striking as you might expect.
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Bee dedicated a full segment to the leaked 2005 audio that surfaced last week of Donald Trump boasting about sexual assault to a chortling Billy Bush (as well as a follow-up segment to the GOP fallout over the tape).
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So Trump and his allies warn baselessly that impoverished Central American immigrants may bring crime, terrorism and exotic diseases into the U.S. The crudest expression is the nakedly racist video Trump tweeted this week linking Democrats with a chortling Latino murderer.
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There will be the predictable chortling from the Old Guy network, all the way back to Oscar Robertson, who revels in dissing the contemporary game in comparison to the classic one, and especially from defenders of the Michael Jordan generation.
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Still, downtown St. Pete is pretty, darn it — seriously pretty, with crisply manicured landscaping, waterfront bistros, blocks of Art Deco Floridiana and an army of chortling sea gulls that seem to ascend on cue to fandango against a subtropic sunrise.
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He has lumbered onto investigators' radar and thus teetered ever so slightly from favor — that's Steve Bannon chortling in the background — though he reportedly tasted Trump's rancor before, when he hid in Aspen during the health care debacle, skiing while Washington churned.
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And then the ratings come in, with CBS chortling about its audience share, and, well, better for now to concentrate on the players who ran about the stadium in Minneapolis on Sunday and, at least to my eye, did not deliver too many concussions.
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Plenty of liberals spent Sunday chortling over the fact that Republican state parties in South Carolina, Nevada, Arizona and Kansas are trying to nix their primaries or caucuses, apparently in an effort to ensure no challengers to the president gain traction thanks to voters in their state (they claim it's all about "costs").
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Shortly after being arrested and about 17 hours after he shot up the fellowship hall at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Dylann S. Roof sat at an oval conference table with two F.B.I. agents and confessed — calmly, clinically, occasionally chortling — to killing nine people who he acknowledged could not have been more innocent.
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It's awkward from the start, albeit in a sweet, repressed way: the chortling waiters serve them watered-down wine that Edward pretends to love in order to impress his new bride, every moment feeling like a preamble for the moment the two eventually end up in bed and trade-in this shy, tiptoeing phase in the relationship for real intimacy.
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But what makes "Tinder Live With Lane Moore" — a hit monthly comedy show that next plays at Littlefield in Gowanus, Brooklyn, on June 24 — truly addictive entertainment is that it not only captures all these elements of the treacherous world of online dating, but also evokes the delirious kick of chortling with friends about past miseries deep into the night.
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Over this, through a mic tilted perilously over his head, he would rasp out vocals that were hard to hear and usually absurd, he admitted, once you'd made them out: songs about war, drugs, sex, rich people, kicking ass and broken glass, with titles like "Die, You Bastard", "Antisocial" and "Overkill", scrawled mostly by him in a few chortling minutes on the back of a cigarette packet.
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In non-environmental doom, Facebook is apparently helping to enable horrific violence in Myanmar, the president's supposedly moderating minder John Kelly said in an interview that "the lack of an ability to compromise led to the Civil War," and Mother Jones reports that artificial intelligence will render all human workers obsolete in the relatively near future and the desperate, idle populace will devolve into mass chaos while a few quintillionaire industrialists gaze chortling across their automaton armies.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: If the only thing we wanted, or expected, a horror film to do was to get a rise out of you — to make your eyes widen and your jaw drop, to leave you in breathless chortling spasms of WTF disbelief — then Darren Aronofsky's "mother!" would have to be reckoned some sort of masterpiece ... Considering the number of cruddy recycled horror movies made by hacks that score at the box office, the film is almost destined to be a success, maybe even a "sensation," because Aronofsky is no hack — he's a dark wizard of the cinematic arts.
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The short middle section moves to a less dense accompaniment and a minor key, with a "manic chortling" of triplets on the word lache ("laugh"). The closing chorale is a four-part setting of the melody of "". It is in a minor key, creating a sombre mood.
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When corn and radishes you munch, You may be having me for lunch. Then excrete me with a grin, Chortling, "There goes Lee again!" 'Twill be my happiest destiny To die and live eternally. > > He died on August 26, 1981 from diabetic cardiovascular disease at home in > Croton, and, in accordance with his wishes, his ashes were mixed with his > compost pile.
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In September 2002, Kenny was accused of making racist remarks after he used the word "nigger" in a joke relating to Patrice Lumumba, the assassinated first Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Kenny wanted the incident to be suppressed, and specifically asked journalists not to cite it, though the Sunday Independent newspaper reported his "chortling repetition of the inflammatory word".Kenny, Colum. "'Nigger' joke reveals ignorance of racism".
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Cookie dances, candles melt, the king's retinue begin to sway with the tune. Finally captivated, the king announces his pleasure with Buddy's music. The court sings; the king merrily dances on a rug, but loses his balance and falls into the spanking machine, chortling lustily as one of his men spanks him continually. Buddy, in triumph, sits, crowned, upon the king's throne; Cookie, beside him, now wears Buddy's hat; the two embrace.
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As with several other Spark novels, one theme is the disintegration of 'timeless' values in modern society, in this instance the role of religion (represented by Hubert's bogus Diana cult and two indolent, chortling Catholic priests) and the role of money: mostly unseen, or buried. A larger-scale backdrop is provided by the 1973 oil crisis. Hubert's secretary, Pauline Thin, shares her surname with the Edinburgh-based stationer James Thin, who supplied Spark's notebooks in which she wrote all her novels in longhand.
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John Krasinski improvised most of his lines and noises, and Wilson said they were so funny, "I was just chortling over at my desk". The scene as it appears in the episode consists of about six different takes spliced together. Krasinski also conceived a moment in "The Duel" when Jim returns to his desk by awkwardly passing through Dwight and Andy while they are facing off against each other. Wilson called the addition to the scene "a really nice touch".
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Steiner joined ESPN in 1988, primarily as an anchor on SportsCenter. In addition to those duties, he served as the network's lead boxing analyst. Steiner was involved in many comical situations during his tenure on SportsCenter, including one broadcast when Carl Lewis sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" prior to a New Jersey Nets game. Amused by hearing Lewis' terrible rendition of the song, Steiner simply could not contain himself and began chortling during the SportsCenter show that night, unable to stop until the show ended.
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Gorkha folk dances at Ganga Maya Park Ganga Maya Park is further down the road, about from the Rock Garden. Named after an innocent victim of police firing during the GNLF agitation, "it meanders down the course of a chortling mountain stream, past gazebos, clumps of flowering shrubs and trees, over humped backed bridges under which koi-carp coruscate, and into a circular lake with paddle boats and a waterfall." It has a small lake where boating facilities are available. Gorkha folk dances are performed to entertain the tourists.
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Another gag features the Statue of Liberty singing the title track, while ending with the line "Ha-cha-cha-cha-cha-cha", in reference to Jimmy Durante. Garbo, Pitts, and West then played a short tune from The Girl I Left Behind Me. Then Ed Wynn returns to the microphone for one more running gag with a cannon, but it misfired and sent him flying back into his home through the sunroof and landed on a bed with a wife and children, who are all wearing firemen's hats and said the catch phrase, "Sooo...", with Ed Wynn chortling as the sequence ended. Garbo concludes the cartoon by saying That's all, folks!.
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Another reviewer compared it with Richard Gordon's Doctor at Sea, saying "Mr Pook takes the lid off banking quite irreverently, often hilariously, but never offensively ... There is nothing deep about the humour but I cannot recall many modern novels in which it is so well sustained." An Australian reviewer considered Pook "an outstanding humorous writer", and wrote "it is a relief and a joy to find a book like .. Banking on Form .... wonderful fun." Pook became The Daily Mirror reviewer's "favourite "funny ha-ha" author of many years' chortling", while a later reviewer of The Teacher's Hand-Pook found it a "very funny little book", and suggested that "many a teacher might do worse than to take a few tips from the various Pookisms." Recurring themes in the books are Pook's obsession with physical culture and sport, his military career in the Royal Marines, his teaching and banking careers, overseas travels, his ambition to be an actor and his own writing career.
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White-power music on SDU meeting In June 2010, Almqvist was involved in an altercation with foreign comedian Soran Ismail known as the "Iron Bar Scandal" in which he and several other leading SD politicians had filmed themselves calling people "Babbe" (derogatory insult meaning foreigner), "whore", brandishing iron poles and finally leaving the scene after talking to arriving policemen and chortling about how easy it is to "suck up" to the police. In November 2012 the newspaper Expressen followed up the quarrel with Ismail, and could show unedited footage from the event, where Almqvist said that Ismail has a "behaviour like a babbe" (in Swedish, babbe is an invective word for an immigrant) and used epithets like "pussy". He also called a young Swedish woman "a little whore".Almqvist in attack SD has criticized Expressen for "cuttings and pastings" in the footage and that they do not want to show all the filmed material, which contrasts diametrically with the proven facts that SD had in fact manipulated the film and removed all traces of their actions.
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