Sentence examples for will lampoon from inspiring English sources

HOMEAWAY The Chase-D'Angelo reunion worked because the commercial made a product-focused plea: The HomeAway Web site helps travelers avoid vacations that family and friends will lampoon.

My right ski tip hit a rock, the tips crossed, and for a wobbly few split seconds I stared in the face of a punchline to this story that would really have pleased the flat earthers who will lampoon it.

Maybe your sales director will tweet something unflattering about a purchase she made at a store that just happens to be on your client list; perhaps your corporate recruiter will lampoon a political candidate for views that are shared by at least some of your prospective hires.

Comedy Central said yesterday that it was giving Mr. Colbert his own show: a half-hour that is expected to follow "The Daily Show" on weeknights and will lampoon those cable-news shows that are dominated by the personality and sensibility of a single host.

"Notwithstanding the fact that serious scientists, military leaders, business people, and average citizens are interested in the subject of intelligent life in the universe, political leaders tend to worry about whether they will be lampooned if they broach the subject," he told me in an email.

By that time, there's a chance they'll have lampooned the entire film industry.

If China ever does reclaim Taiwan, will he still lampoon Mr. Jiang?

He will inevitably be lampooned by Oscar host Jimmy Kimmel and others Sunday night, a safe target for Hollywood's liberal persuasions.

If not, Christie is a lying thug himself.... Christie's presidential ambitions are all but kaput, as he will be lambasted and lampooned as a man of low character and horrible judgment — again viewing him in the most favorable way".

There's little league soccer in Kicking & Screaming, dodgeball in, erm, Dodgeball, Figure Skating in Blades Of Glory, table tennis in Balls Of Fury, and, this week, a fictionalisation of the rogue 1970s American Basketball Association, whose crowd grabbing stunts are ably lampooned by Will Ferrell in Semi-Pro.

An uncharitable reader will find him easy to lampoon.