Sentence examples for making a mock from inspiring English sources

In a photograph taken around the time of the opening, Saint Laurent is seen making a mock adjustment to the bow tie of his friend Catherine Deneuve's tuxedo.

He took some exploratory steps, making a mock TV ad, preparing to open campaign offices in Texas and North Carolina and having aides begin to vet possible vice presidential candidates.

In at least one instance, a Ballykelly-based Shackleton lost its radome when making a mock attack on the Russian sub.

A Pakistan with the same mindset, are we really anticipating a Naya Pakistan or fooling and making a mock of ourselves on every stage available on planet Earth?

Late Show with David Letterman poked fun at Hunter's relative obscurity by making a mock statement regarding his withdrawal, saying "we don't know what he actually looks like" and substituting Hunter's picture with that of character actor Ben Gazzara.

One attendee described the news media as "our biggest enemy" and asked a visiting Republican congressional candidate how he'd "rein in" journalists, a question he posed while making a mock choking motion.

He laughs and says, in an oddly emphatic way, as if making a mock-formal statement: "I'm very upset that Léa Seydoux doesn't want to work with me again, it was such a dream for me to work with her".

It is no wonder that the comic Sacha Baron Cohen, currently making a mocking film about the northern town of Grimsby, is shooting it in Tilbury.This also makes the town fashionable in Westminster, where the travails of Britain's white working class are causing concern.

After making a mock-up that ended up being spot on, BGR's managed to get a shot of the finalized goods.

"To make a mock margarita?" he said.

Only one emerged: when Stephen Colbert made a mock appearance before Congress to talk about immigration.