Použití pojmu a good laugh ve větách.
There was a good deal of laughter that night. The laugh that emanated from beneath the immacu lately swept brim was ripely ironical. Of course good sexual health is about more than just treating infections. Redman spent a good deal of the next day putting his workshop in order. About four thirty a bell started to ring, a good way from the workshop. It felt victory in its invisible bones and it was a good feeling. They made no noise there was no chatter or laughter amongst them. Then, in its own good time, it would deliver the coup de grace. It felt good in his hand in fact it felt positively thrilling. It felt good to shout, it felt good to sound angry at the man. In the lounge, Jack was laughing with Gina about something. There was no health to be had here, no goodness, no reason. It was sturdy, strong wood, and the lock was good quality. The laughter subsided, laced with a few whispered jibes. Blomkvist looked self conscious, but he laughed too. She had a bottle of vodka, good vodka, and a glass. The pathos of the enquiry made her want to laugh. Unsavoury machine it never brought good tidings. Paolo Roberto laughed, a bubbling sort of laugh. He is a good sleeper who can do this Napoleon I. Tangible, audible laughter, rich and satisfied. They were always good for a sturdy body or two. Hammersmith laughed, a coarse, butcher s laugh. He laughed, heartily, at his own expense. He laughed and then turned serious again. It was a good sign, a sign Redman needed. The youth laughed, and so did Leverthal. She could not think of any good reason. Modig could not help laughing out loud. Then he started laughing involuntarily.
Pro zajímavost:
pretty good anglicky,
inferior good anglicky,
Have a good journey. anglicky,
have a good time anglicky,
It'll be a laugh. anglicky,
economic good anglicky,
free good anglicky,
