For at least ten minutes straight, the entire audience was convulsed with laughter.

During the latter piece the audience was convulsed with laughter.

She added something in a language that Warren could not understand, which left the table convulsed with laughter.

Then he doubled over in his saddle, convulsed with laughter.

In seconds, everyone in the room was convulsed with laughter.

My suggestion of a leaf in wind had the kids convulsed with laughter last year.

Like he could possibly think that's what we were doing Cindy thought as she fought to keep from being convulsed with laughter.

He was staggering around the hall, convulsed with laughter.

Tom was convulsed with laughter at the scene.

They were convulsed with laughter when one of the uniformed cops looked in from the hallway.

Their conversation proceeded something like this: "Orlgans was convulsed with laughter."

Hennie, convulsed with laughter, appeared not to hear her. '

She pointed a finger at me and held her stomach as she convulsed with laughter.

That I am still convulsed with laughter upon recalling the expression on his face is even more despicable.

He considered this last an excruciating joke, and permitted himself to be convulsed with laughter for half a minute.

By this time Marty was scrambling up the ladder, and in our relief we were convulsed with laughter.

Davey the gagster collapsed on the table, convulsed with laughter.

The cluricaune, convulsed with laughter, whooped louder when he saw me coming.

Her undutiful lover was convulsed with laughter, and she snatched the control unit from his hand.

With a soft pop, the creature suddenly exploded into view, still convulsed with laughter.

Turner was as solemn as a corpse, and the rest of the company were convulsed with laughter.

It was too amusing; he was convulsed with laughter.

Once again I was convulsed with laughter.

I turned away convulsed with laughter.

During the latter piece the audience was convulsed with laughter.

In seconds, everyone in the room was convulsed with laughter.

Like he could possibly think that's what we were doing Cindy thought as she fought to keep from being convulsed with laughter.

By this time Marty was scrambling up the ladder, and in our relief we were convulsed with laughter.

Tom was convulsed with laughter at the scene.

Her undutiful lover was convulsed with laughter, and she snatched the control unit from his hand.

He considered this last an excruciating joke, and permitted himself to be convulsed with laughter for half a minute.

Turner was as solemn as a corpse, and the rest of the company were convulsed with laughter.

It was too amusing; he was convulsed with laughter.

Once again I was convulsed with laughter.

Their conversation proceeded something like this: "Orlgans was convulsed with laughter."

The room was convulsed with laughter.

The assembled prisoners were convulsed with laughter.

Bud was convulsed with laughter as Tom analyzed the hair spray and began to concoct a batch.

His allies were convulsed with laughter.

At the top-secret court-martial afterward, everybody was convulsed with laughter at one point in the proceedings.

(I'll pause here for the benefit of AOL members who are convulsed with laughter.)

The porter was paralyzed with astonishment at this threat, and Albert Smith was convulsed with laughter.

Sergeant Barney McGee was on again, and the audience was convulsed with laughter over his ludicrous antics.

The refined, delicate, intellectual countenance, the sweet, gave, mouth, from which one might have expected philosophical lectures retained their seriousness while listeners were convulsed with laughter.

The crowd was convulsed with laughter and Killer Kroon was standing over me with his hands on his knees, head hanging.

"The whole court--spectators, and even the 'prisoner' himself--were convulsed with laughter at the gravity with which the planter gave his very ludicrous testimony. "

WATER was leaking from the filter head, steam was erupting from the frother, and I was convulsed with laughter.

"Ofttimes we have been convulsed with laughter at some message writ large in the stars and at the absurd lengths to which others go to ignore or avoid that which is preordained.

Besides, the fact is that your own wit is just so devastating that, had I an actual sense of humor, I'd be too busy being convulsed with laughter and therefore unable to fulfill my duties."