Sentence examples for spoofed in from inspiring English sources

The image was lovingly spoofed in The Castle.

On one film he was forced to write with a rival he had spoofed in "The Beautiful and Damned".

The glamorous advertisements for clothing that appear in magazines and newspapers are spoofed in Carter Kustera's colorful paintings.

Spoofed in "Doonesbury" and by Albert Brooks in his anarchic 1979 comedy "Real Life," the story of the Louds has been retold several times.

The days when lumbering B-52 bombers could play a central role in delivering nuclear weapons — memorably spoofed in Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove" — ended decades ago.

The trend was sufficiently pronounced to earn the nickname "gaysploitation" and be spoofed in a 2001 short film "Jeffrey's Hollywood Screen Trick".

A court case involving "spoofing" in trading in US government bonds.

Immersing himself in science, Mr. Lodge went to conferences on consciousness, where he noted a striking difference between them and the literary ones he spoofs in his novels.

Taking their plot straight from corny old melodrama, they offer spoof in the styles of Rodgers and Hammerstein, Stephen Sondheim, Jerry Herman, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Kander and Ebb.

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.

Comics have since pounced on the phrase, and in 2005 Mr. LaFontaine himself spoofed it in a commercial for Geico Insurance.