Sentence examples for may jeer each from inspiring English sources
They may jeer each other in jest or they may taunt each other with insults.
As they did last year, that handful may jeer Armstrong, the leader of the United States Postal Service team.
AGES 9-12 Although some may enjoy a peek into a long-gone time in America, others may jeer at the sugary sentiment.
"This man is an animal," she said as government and opposition deputies jeered each other.
The spectacle draws large crowds, who stand on each side waving flags and jeering each other with gleeful spite.
Manny Ramirez was jeered each time he batted at Citi Field on Tuesday night, which could have made him an honorary Met.
Bangura was jeered each time he touched the ball but looked lively in the early stages and was full of running as the lone forward.
City pigeons may be jeered as flying rats, but aloft they're more like helicopters.
Fools!" I may have jeered under my breath but still loud enough for the carpet cleaner to hear it over his machine and jerk his head in my direction.
MPs will often shout and jeer at each other and call each other names.
As the fourteenth century Kashmiri mystic Lal Ded said, They may abuse me or jeer at me, They may say what pleases them, They may with flowers worship me.
