Sentence examples for has been taunting from inspiring English sources

Vanger is convinced that Harriet was murdered, and that her murderer has been taunting him ever since.

EVER since his reincarnation on the plains of Iowa, John Kerry has been taunting his Republican opponents to "bring it on".

Faced with a daunting monetary disadvantage in the Democratic primary battle for United States Senate, former Gov. Jim Florio has been taunting his multimillionaire rival, Jon S. Corzine, for refusing to face him in a debate.

Isis meanwhile has been taunting the Shia-majority central government with claims it is imposing a caliphate across a vast tract of land from Aleppo in Syria to Diyala, north-east of Baghdad.

Looking more like a serious science teacher than the reform candidate who has been taunting a two-term incumbent governor, Mr. Golisano told a group of selected students about his proposal for providing free tuition at New York State's public colleges to high school graduates with a B average or better.

Though LulzSec has been taunting Anonymous by mocking 4Chan, the site where Anonymous has its roots, apparently the two groups are over that.

His wife has been taunted in the supermarket, his children at school.

Mr Hollande has been taunted at home for cocking his gun, but then having to wait for America's say-so before pulling the trigger.

His name quickly became pop-cultural shorthand for humiliating celebrity failure, and he has been taunted and ridiculed by the press ever since.

Professor Louise Richardson, the principal of the University of St Andrews, has said that she has been taunted by members of the Scottish town's all-male golf club since she was refused admittance to the club because of her gender.

"We've been to a lot of places in the last few weeks and Toni has been taunted and people have said nasty things to her," said the team's captain, Latasha Carlos of Brooklyn.