Sentence examples for spoofing at a from inspiring English sources
TOM DRAPE had to laugh when HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON joined in the spoofing at a gathering of political reporters in Albany earlier in the month.
(Indeed, the oddness of Odierno, an ex-football player known for his total dedication to the Army, being hired by a financial firm inspired this spoof at a military humor site). .
Daryl Cockburn, Ayrshire We say: Hollywood's Seventies obsession with all-star disaster movies received a hubristic spoofing at the hands of the Zucker brothers and their Kentucky Fried partner Jim Abrahams.
There's more gratuitous viscera and a lot more swearing in NotCoD (PC & Mac), a 2D side-scrolling Call Of Duty spoof set at a village fete.
The 39 Steps should bring a smile to faces with its stiff-upper-lip spoofing at Malvern theatre.
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, has said that he thought that an online advert from the Conservative party was a spoof at first.
The queen was given a cameo (in a James Bond spoof) at the spectacular opening ceremony of the London Olympics, which were hailed as a great success.
"I thought it was a spoof at first, it's just pretty extraordinary.
Despite the textbook data, the show is a spoof at heart, and it can be quite funny even for those who are not opera lovers.
"Wasabi" is a spoof on Whassup at a Japanese sushi restaurant.
Arguably the most spectacular, and certainly unplanned, result is the consternation he causes by bravely singing a spoof national anthem at a rodeo in Texas; the electric hostility he triggers in the spectators unnerves one of the horses so much it falls over.
