sniggers

She sniggers at her boyfriend who teases her as she lines up her shot at a snooker hall in Qinhuangdao, just a few hours' drive from Beijing.

Sitting on the press bench in the hearing room, the contempt in which Mr Johnson was held by many of the families of the bereaved sitting metres away was obvious; sniggers of derision from some of them punctuated his early testimony.

“In any case, when you ask if I’m with the players I will defend them to the death,” he said, possibly prompting sniggers from James Rodriguez and Gareth Bale.

“We wrote our first song, Daydreamer, in a kitchen in Dartford in five minutes,” sniggers Dean.

Father and son used to display their Metros at classic car shows, and David remembers the sniggers.