Sentence examples for spoof in from inspiring English sources
It was certainly the most successful spoof in Czech history.
The ACLU's stand once even prompted this Onion spoof, in 2003: "ACLU Defends Nazis' Right to Burn Down ACLU Headquarters".
Even the Queen played a role, joining Daniel Craig for a James Bond spoof in the opening ceremony, which got things off to a splendid start.
John Conway Tonight "Some of the most joyfully funny moments you'll see all festival," said Chortle of this showbiz spoof in Melbourne earlier this year.
What I can't do is spoof 'In the Heights"' — the Latin-themed 2008 Tony winner for best musical, and a show with no British profile whatsoever — "in London".
Nor are unsuspecting readers likely to be duped by the spoof, in part because its stilted prose differs from Mr. Bush's colloquial style.
It's essentially the Arnold Schwarzenegger/Danny DeVito comedy Twins meets the Peter Falk/Alan Arkin CIA spoof The In-Laws.
There's the occasional brilliant comic piece, such as Down the Line, Charlie Higson and Paul Whitehouse's superlative spoof phone-in show.
The image was lovingly spoofed in The Castle.
US prosecutors in Chicago have stepped up their investigations into spoofing in recent years.
A court case involving "spoofing" in trading in US government bonds.
