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- While the assembled reporters tittered, Giuliani reached behind Eisner's back to shake the governor's hand, though Eisner himself seemed a bit nonplussed.
- The last Monte Carlo I drove suffered a shift-interlock malfunction requiring a trip to the dealer, and that car tittered with small rattles and vibrations.
- As the audience tittered, he added : " Today, we're not so sure who the they are, but we know they're there.
- In the first game, Wellington had bingos VICIaTES while Lewis had TITTERED and OBEISANT, while missing bingo AUTO ( G ) ENY and a high scoring NIQAB later.
- He came on stage and read, " The Great Gatsby " in a pretentious English accent as audiences first tittered nervously and then hissed and booed in anger.
- As the audience tittered, Dr . Thernstrom, surely unused to being publicly challenged by the president of the United States, struggled for an answer that was clearly not definitive.
- But then, the public relations guy handling the publicity at Duke is Richard Puff, and he said no one had tittered about a Puff handling an anti-cigarette campaign.
- As canal lovers milled around the displays at the Nott Memorial on Tuesday night, they tittered at Hull's spirited recounting of how Union College students saved the day in 1825.
- At a recent showing of " The Mask, " in which Stein plays the pretentious psychologist Jim Carrey visits after discovering a mask of Loki, the crowd tittered before Stein uttered a sound.
- "It was a Mercedes, " drawled Hance, as the audience tittered knowingly at the hint that Bush was the kind of man more comfortable in a Mercedes than a pick-up.
- And woe be to he or she who laughed, tittered or even smirked as the cook tried to juggle six orders on the grill while a pot was boiling over and a toaster was emitting black smoke.
- It's one of those " realistic " children's novels that came into vogue in the'70s, and at first Boydston's students tittered at the characters'dated slang and silly haircuts.
- "It was a Mercedes, " drawled Hance, raising his eyebrows, and the audience tittered knowingly at the hint that Bush was the kind of man more comfortable in a Mercedes than a pick-up.
- I experienced a similar awful moment not long ago when some teen types in the video store checkout line tittered mightily when they heard me say that Steven Seagal's " Under Seige 2 " was " awesome ."
- The crowd outside the abbey tittered and applauded when a zealous Westminster dustman, shovel in hand, kept pace with a misbehaving police horse just as Henry Kissinger, former U . S . secretary of state, was passing through the Great West door.
- As the crowd tittered, he added, " And I don't want you to read anything into this but I also _ just in order to prove that any allegation to the contrary is untrue _ I gave him a little hug.
- Aided by an English libretto projected electronically to each seat, Tuesday's capacity audience tittered and cackled as Almaviva's household thwarted his fundamental goal _ reviving the ( began ital ) droit du seigneur, ( end ital ) which he had recently revoked in a gesture of enlightenment.
- Nevertheless, I spent much of " Storytelling " in some inchoate state of indignation, feeling as cartoonishly agape as the reaction shots of the audience for the premiere of " Springtime for Hitler, " even at sections where the Manhattan cineastes at the screening tittered knowingly.
- It was during the performance of a certain skit that involved a radio being played on stage, that Lodge ( and the audience ) heard the news of the assassination of John F . Kennedy : " some members of the audience had caught the words and tittered uneasily, taking it as a joke in poor taste.
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