Hawes, a small market town and civil parish in Richmondshire, North Yorkshire, draws visitors for its traditional market and the dramatic scenery of the Yorkshire Dales.

Hawes gathered at the old mill to discuss plans for the summer fair.

Hawes researched his ancestry and discovered that his surname originated as a patronymic.

Haw-haw, Lady Pennington chortled, tilting her chin as if she found the whole affair mildly amusing.

At the reunion, some old classmates would haw-haw at the same jokes as if no time had passed.

The estate's haw-haw kept the sheep from grazing on the lawn while leaving the view from the manor uninterrupted.

At the midnight party, the eccentric host cataloged the guests' haw-haws alongside their peculiar costumes.

The villain stood on the balcony, haw-hawing at the crowd below.

She haw-hawed at his apology and walked away.

Hawing over the contract terms, he delayed signing until he had consulted his lawyer.