Sentence examples for started to mock from inspiring English sources

Then a young man started to mock and imitate her.

With Shrum's help, Kerry began to seem warmer in public forums; he also became more animated, as when he started to mock Bush's "Bring them on" remark during the early months of the Iraq war.

Mr. Bloomberg's aides have already started to mock Mr. Thompson's record as the president of the Board of Education, and as comptroller, suggesting he is a creature of the political machine.

He started to mock Kim, calling him Rocket Man, even during a formal address at the United Nations, in front of scores of heads of state — an especially humiliating setting for Kim.

When I blurted out a LOL, he started to mock me.

It bothered me on some instinctive level that my clothes looked like figure skating costumes, but it did not become so apparent until kids in the older grades started to mock my outfits, which meant that I had to chuck rocks at their brains during recess.

He'll say it a thousand times by symposium's end, and although the rookies start to mock it, they can't seem to forget it either.

Whereas the oldest generation of Hollywood stars has cheerfully challenged average life expectancy – Kirk Douglas, 97, Angela Lansbury, 88, Clint Eastwood, 84 – the relative juniors of the profession are dismayingly starting to mock actuarial tables in the wrong direction: within two summers, we have lost James Gandolfini at 51, Philip Seymour Hoffman at 46 and now Robin Williams, 63.

Then the dark day arrives when people who don't know you start to mock you with my descriptions.

Rapidly, your body starts to mock you: your belly swells as if you are becoming fat, because the breakdown of muscle causes the remaining fat to bunch there.

The city of Cleveland has started to move on, mocking James with a giant billboard.