Sentence examples for taunting them from inspiring English sources

You can also share these scores with friends on Twitter and Facebook, taunting them to compete with you.

He adlibbed a few jibes at the GOP, taunting them with a jab about how budgeting works.

Apparently, fans should be ridiculing the opposition, taunting them and bringing their private life issues onto the courts and fields.

The stories thrust their inscrutability in the face of readers, taunting them with an absence of meaning.

That may be because poor, angry countries hesitate to threaten their relationship with powerful partners and aid donors by taunting them over human rights.

But the video was stark, a highlight reel of abuse — the coach kicking his players, hurling basketballs at them and taunting them with homophobic slurs.

They had not won here since Nov. 29, 2006, when LeBron James was still taunting them as a Cavalier instead of as a Heat star.

The victim, Islan Nettles, 21, was walking with friends on Frederick Douglass Boulevard when a group of men started taunting them with homophobic slurs.

In the north, high-price call girls anger their disapproving neighbors by taunting them, bragging that their clients include government officials.

On a day when the skinheads are taunting them from outside, they have summoned an English beekeeper (Bill Cwikowski) to clear a swarm from their backyard garden.

More often it's the opposite, an albatross that flaps around the new star's head, taunting them with the challenge: OK, that was good, now do it again.