snickered in a sentence

1. Look at the mariconcito, somebody snickered.

2. The other students snickered at the young man's question.

3. The other children snickered, and Doris's face turned red.

4. When we confirmed his hunch, he snickered and said, “That explains it.”

5. But the experts were first ignored by politicians and then mildly snickered at.

6. Each had a hand in his pocket, and whenever they met one another's eye, they snickered.

7. People snickered at us for traveling to Ottawa last week because it was so close to home.

8. Liberal Democrats knowingly snickered at Trump’s lack of campaign offices or ground game.

9. The Ramkahen guard at Chen's side seemed mildly offended by the remark, but snickered nonetheless.

10. He snickered and said, "Yes, of course, this bed is brand new and expensive; there's no reason to rid of it."

11. The audience snickered and the judges barely contained skepticism until, of course, she hit those first superb notes.

12. While many Americans adored her, just as many snickered at her Quebecois heritage and the relative the unorthodoxy of her marriage.

13. Half of those seats were currently filled by the active members of Zeta Alpha Nu, who grinned and snickered at the naked girls on stage.

14. During debate on the Senate floor, Cruz said, other legislators snickered as they showed him mobile phones with texts and calls from the archbishop.

15. People frowned, laughed and snickered at the prospect, but a few historians would chime in on the comment section to say that it wasn’t entirely inaccurate.

16. Probably, many, after reading the last prescription, they snickered also prepared to repeat the words of the legendary cat Matroskin: "I suppose, it costs an impressive capital ...".

17. This is a rum born to be shared and snickered over, which is why the younger and more rebellious crowd of rum drinkers probably laughed themselves into a collective sneezing fit and bought it like tribbles were on sale that day.