The press secretary had enlisted the reporters' help in mocking the purpose of the briefing; no information was conveyed from the White House to the public.
Sapp, preparing to face the Panthers Sunday, couldn't help but mock Spurrier.
We drank ourselves messy, and when one spiralled downward the rest chased after, to help, to mock and make light, to tease that person back to the surface.
Joshua McGuire is excellent as the supercilious Ruskin, whose affectations Turner cannot help but mock, and whose critical engagement with him he doesn't understand, so which makes him nervous.
In their delirium, the fans couldn't help but mock the Yankees crowds by chanting, "Who's your Papi" in the corridors of Fenway, referring to Ortiz's nickname.
Earlier this week, Spicer (who resigned from his press secretary post last month) visited Kimmel, who couldn't help but mock him about that incident — particularly after Spicer said he wanted to talk about other issues after the inauguration but Trump wanted him to focus on crowd size.
Wireframe sketches can help you mock up user interfaces (or UIs), as visuals are a much better tool than a list of features when speaking with developers.
Rosemary Jenkinson, though, needs no help in gently mocking her home city of Belfast.
It hurts more than you know especially when someone else in school have told them that before because they would have hoped that at least their family would help them instead of mocking them.
The self-help section in any bookshop is easy to mock — indeed, it sometimes seems that the titles of self-help books are almost mocking themselves — but there is nothing to mock about the people standing in front of the shelves looking for guidance.
