Meanings of laugh gaily in anglès

She heard the Greek laugh gaily at the other end of the wire.

And so-He tried to laugh gaily, but an echo was in his heart.

They would say, "Pull away," and "Ver' warm," and, after these words, would laugh gaily.

Glory tried to laugh gaily.

And soon they'll all be turned into memories that we can finally touch and embrace and laugh gaily about.

He smiled as he heard Harry Anguish laugh gaily in his good old way, his ringing tones mingling with a woman's.

In this atmosphere of wine and sweat they would laugh gaily, finding amusement in everything, blooming naturally like roses growing out of a dunghill.

She spoke the last words innocently and looked up with an expression of wonder as she heard Miss Lee laugh gaily-nowwhat was funny?

Diane laughed gaily, but the red fox Caraffa was a bad loser.

I turned quickly to see who the rider was, and laughed gaily.

We'll look for the handle to the river, and he laughed gaily.

It was Patricia who sang, not Joan, and then she laughed gaily.

Eva, laughing gaily, was hanging a wreath of roses round his neck.

And then Mary laughed gaily at the look on Sister Madeline's face.

Rose laughed gaily; it was nice to find herself so much in request.

The electricity in the atmosphere was gone, and Errington laughed gaily.