Sentence examples for spoofing from inspiring English sources

Television X, owned by Daily Express and Daily Star proprieter Richard Desmond, has a rich history of spoofing zeitgeisty TV shows and recasting them in its own, ahem, unique style.

The software giant and the internet retailer filed several lawsuits that allege fraudulent use of the Amazon name for "spoofing"—sending deceptive marketing e-mails and "phishing"—atte-mails andobtain credit-card and other phishing detattempting tois spaceSir Richard Bransobtaintrain and plane entrepreneur, announced plans to take travellers a lot higher and a great deal more quickly.

Spoofing an ECG-based system would be much harder.

Navinder Singh Sarao appeared in court to fight his extradition to America, where he is accused, among other things, of "spoofing" the futures market by placing phoney orders.

Merely cancelling the sell orders would then have caused prices to perk up again.Regulators have long tried to stamp out spoofing.

Everybody else is spoofing him as Peerlusconi and what not.Honestly, what was the man thinking?

That entails spoofing the signals from up to 16 satellites at a time; a tall order suggests Mr Stupples.There is no room for complacency, however.

File-sharing networks also want the music industry to stop "spoofing" them with fake files.

Zimbalist was also remembered as the husband of Audrey Hepburn in the thriller Wait Until Dark (1967), a blinded airline pilot in Airport 1975 19744), and a comic figure spoofing his own sophisticated image in Hot Shots! (1991).

But Lubitsch, a German refugee, argued that spoofing the Nazis was an act of patriotism.

He and Buck Henry then created Get Smart (1965 70), a television situation comedy spoofing the espionage genre popularized by the James Bond films.