roll in the aisles

For once, no one rolled in the aisles when he spoke.

"I once had 200 people rolling in the aisles," he said.

If he were a more sympathetic director, the audience would be rolling in the aisles.

He must have had them rolling in the aisles.

One word, and we're all rolling in the aisles.

Among those they trust, businessmen have been rolling in the aisles for centuries.

"That would get them rolling in the aisles, down in the jury room."

Steven's obsessed routines have the audiences rolling in the aisles.

"They were rolling in the aisles," Fassel said of the players.

That had some New Yorkers rolling in the aisles.

"Like some holy joe Revanchist roll in the aisles preacher."

'Quality journalism is not cheap' - had me rolling in the aisles that one.

Nosir, it's wordplay - and all 20 kids will be rolling in the aisles.

I played Private Schwartz, and I had them rolling in the aisles.

It doesn't have to be funny, just make it dirty, and see studio audiences roll in the aisles.

Rolling in the Aisles.

Earlier this season the the offensive line didn't have the Buffalo offensive line coaches rolling in the aisles.

Mr. DeGeneres's consummate straight-man delivery had us rolling in the aisles.

"I'm rolling in the aisles!

Today's Columns Two professors have written a play about antitrust policy that could have everybody but economists and lawyers rolling in the aisles.

"A fun comedy with plenty of romantic antics that will have the ladies rolling in the aisles (and maybe even the guys too?)

Jimmy Durante and Douglas Fairbanks laugh so loud that they literally "roll in the aisles".

He had us rolling in the aisles after the famous put-down in which he dismissed energy conservation as nothing more than a "sign of personal virtue."

But it wouldn't have mattered if it had been only the card tricks kids learn; it was his patter that had them rolling in the aisles.

Instead of escorting members of the audience down the aisles, some ushers had them rolling in the aisles at Alice Tully Hall.