Sentence examples for mock for a from inspiring English sources

Iannucci had welcomed Blair's rise to Prime Minister, but still found much to mock; for a while, he wrote a column, for the Daily Telegraph, in the form of Campbell memos.

To provide a comparison between the microarray assays and another commonly used measure of gene expression differences, qRT-PCR, gene expression differences (infected versus mock) for a set of selected genes were measured by qRT-PCR during a pilot experiment.

David Cameron was mocked for a picture of himself he posted on Twitter looking serious while talking to Barack Obama on the telephone.

Carnegie's gospel has been mocked for a century, especially by Democrats, but it's hard to imagine New York without the robber barons' legacy.

Back in April 2015, Labour MP Harriet Harman was also mocked for a tweet which suggested a lack of familiarity with how the website works.

He has been mocked for an absurd attempt at Twitter-based seduction, and fined, in a different incident, for tweeting a picture of a woman's bare behind.

In "The Awful Truth," he staged a mock funeral for a man whose H.M.O.

Men and women ate separately, but mingled in a mock jail for a charity drive.

Israel's far-right justice minister has released a campaign video for forthcoming elections in which she poses in a mock advertisement for a perfume called "Fascism".

To lure Horng and others to the United States for arrest, the agency staged a mock wedding for a male and a female agent involved in the sting.

"It was a mock advert for a zoo that encourages people to kill animals," he said.