“giggled”可以造什么句，giggled造句

The woman giggled aloud.

And the observers just giggled more.

"I beg your pardon?" she giggled.

Relieved by his assurances, Lin Pei-shan giggled.

She looked around to make sure no one giggled or did anything foolish.

We just had a really good giggle and laugh, we giggled a lot.

Francesca giggled and watched Kim Kai's head slowly swing back and forth.

She giggled. She said, "First off, do you think your mother's film will ever be seen by anyone?"

When I told her it is a miniature dog, she giggled and said the children are hidden behind the trees.

Well, whatever I am, remember you are my wife; we were married an hour since, in the presence of all these witnesses. She giggled, and her colour rose.

The buttons kept conveniently popping open, so that she could draw attention to her legs as she redid them and giggled.

At least two journalists giggled. Which is a vast achievement, as the White House press corpstakes itself terribly seriously. White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest also cracked a smile.

Small children giggled in the audience, and a few older ones smirked, pitying the old woman for her stiff arthritic fingers that would never be as good and agile as theirs.

The children giggled hysterically.

Henry giggled happily in the baby chair.

This time it giggled as it spoke, "Stop it!"

The old lady giggled with delight when she saw such a big reaction.

The field-mouse addressed got up on his legs, giggled shyly, looked round the room, and remained absolutely tongue-tied.

A white hand waved. The Japanese houseboy giggled. The aubergine door of the smart little town house shut in my face.

Lin Pei-shan giggled but refused to speak. At the first opportunity, she slipped under Chan-, Su-su's arm and raced away along a parti-coloured cobbled path, skirting the pond and turning right.

They giggled at his recklessness.

The big doll sat in a brand-new baby carriage and giggled.

She blushed when our eyes locked, accepted my invitation to dance goofily onstage and giggled promisingly when I inquired about Chongqing’s culinary treats.

Today, while in class, a cute boy came up and asked me for my number, I giggled and wrote my phone number on a piece of paper and told him to call me sometime, he gave me a weird look and walked away.

The boy stood in the middle of a garden, flirting with two girls who giggled and blushed.

They giggled nervously as they waited for their turn.

There was laughter about the skimpy fare and the Tarleton girls giggled as they told of makeshifts for clothes, as if they were telling the most amusing of jokes.