Sentence examples for mock spit from inspiring English sources

the Kippers were repentant in a fun way ("It seems that a mock spit has created a mock outrage.

The Herald Scotland reports he then "stood up and attempted to show what he had done, which was a mock spitting gesture", then added: "I never actually spat.

Do you join in the raucous laughter of the Christians who mock and spit on the Jew?

"The rally is a collaborative effort from the 14,000 members of the page who want to show their support while our officers get spit on/assaulted/and mocked," the founder, who wished to remain anonymous, told me over Facebook beforehand.

Bowing their knees to the stone pavement, they asked his blessing Then they mocked at him, spat on him, & shoved him toward the back part of the house.

Every moment on the cross, Jesus was in excruciating pain and was mocked, ridiculed and spat upon.

Why shouldn't the people in Fort Wayne, Ind., get their side on NBC News?" Still, why take on assignments where she is spit on and mocked, instead of, say, making the film on poverty with Mr. Blumenauer?

Lyon, who, in 1789, declared himself the voice of the common man on the House floor to the mocking rebuke of Roger Griswold, in turn spit in his face.

Hours later, the crowds still milled about the fallen idol, spitting and mocking.

The Pistols' attitude - 'We're vacant... and we don't care' - was mocking disrespect rather than spitting hostility, though Malcolm McLaren and Westwood's props brought a studied amorality to proceedings; Cambridge Rapist T-shirts, bondage gear, pubertal porn, swastikas, anything that might offend.

Yet the three vocalists appear on the verge of coming to blows as they wrestle over the mic to spit out the agitated, jittery rhetoric of the seemingly mock-jihadist No Way: "AK-47 take my brethren straight to heaven".