Sentence examples for start mocking from inspiring English sources

You start mocking those type-filled volumes reeking of another century.

He was merciless from the start, mocking his hosts for nominating the stars of the badly reviewed movie "The Tourist".

"He was the first one to start mocking the Eurovision Song Contest for which he was roundly hated by a large group of people who took the contest very seriously.

Maybe, if a nice reporter from England's ITV network named Lucy Watson comes up to you, you probably shouldn't start mocking her because she's from another country.

But a number of parents and students were offended by the presentation, arguing that it only created a greater divide among students as some students found it reason to start mocking black students for "being dumb," according to WMC-TV.

"Civilians started mocking them.

So he doubled the stakes and started mocking the holocaust.

"After the original film, everyone around the world started mocking the Kazakh people.

"But eventually some kids starting mocking her and calling her derogatory names" like "psycho" and "weirdo".

If you had guessed New York's inventive graffiti artists might have started mocking the measures, you would have been wrong.

People started mocking blogs, some point-blank refused to reveal their names (possibly while humming Land of Hope and Glory to themselves).