| Next thing we know, he has been scoffing spaghetti carbonara at an Italian eatery. |
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| I scoffed at the idea of such a thing when it first struck me, just as many of you are scoffing now. |
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| Shop owners have a tendency of scoffing at customers as they window shop before they decide what they would like to buy. |
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| So it was not only the scoffing of infidels which spread the conviction that the religious life of France needed comprehensive reform. |
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| But the A9 was choked with roadworks and elderly Germans in caravans, causing much crankiness and scoffing of chocolate digestives. |
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| Their guest made a loud scoffing noise and stood up, violently pushing back his chair so that it rucked up the carpet. |
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| Igor was busy most of the time scoffing a hamburger, which he propped up on the music stand before and after solos. |
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| If the locals aren't scoffing ripe fruit and fresh pasta from the table they are lying flat out on it, getting a massage. |
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| There were hundreds of them, scoffing the free nosh and hoovering down the drink and wittering on as if they were the saviours of the world. |
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| At any rate, I now find myself in the position of being much like my friend, correcting people and scoffing at them behind their back. |
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| While scoffing at the credulity of those who obey the requirements of God, the multitudes eagerly accept the delusions of Satan. |
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| Out of the corner of my eye I noted Patterson scoffing in disbelief. |
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| They used to dismiss fintech as an amateurish attempt to take on a venerable industry, with no hope of disrupting it, but have stopped scoffing. |
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| Brushing off outsiders' scoffing, they have created stable, prosperous countries with strong institutions. |
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| Although Visa is scoffing a larger share of the pie, the pie is getting bigger and bigger, particularly outside America. |
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| I hear some people scoffing at the numbers here, but the numbers onboard ship are seasonal as well. |
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| Wearing anything from period costume to Lycra leggings, the teams also have to perform tasks such as scoffing a piece of cake or bobbing an apple at various points. |
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| In the first instance, if one had gauged the reaction, it was more scepticism and sometimes outright scoffing that any such thing could happen. |
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| Thomas Jefferson joined in the scoffing, accusing two U. S. scientists of being liars for proposing the idea. |
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| Experts are already scoffing at it, saying that it's too heavy and too big to operate anywhere except reinforced concrete runways. |
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| How, and at what price, do they manage to create areas of individual freedom, sometimes by scoffing at the laws that govern common territory. |
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| The unfortunate party members, staying in seedy bed-and-breakfasts on shoestring budgets, are reduced to scoffing free booze and vol-au-vents at corporate receptions. |
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| Churchill affected to believe that the proposed EDC would not work, scoffing at the supposed difficulties of language. |
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| Getting to bed is more difficult ever since your child's Nomade nightlight has lost some tonicity? or, like scoffing at you, Lumilove remains completely asleep? |
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| And scoffers delight them in scoffing, And fools hate knowledge? |
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| This creator's beguiling artistry defines itself by striving to deform the formal, scoffing at traditionalist conventions, contradicting our recognition of banal reality and indeed challenging our exceptations. |
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| Observers are scoffing at ability of government to resolve faraway crisis while its own cafeteria remained discriminate. |
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| Before you know it, you've downed the whole bottle and are scoffing every pork scratching in sight. |
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| At the 1965 world championships in St. Moritz, the Canadians won three of their four runs at the championships, claiming the top prize once more over the scoffing Europeans. |
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| For at that very moment we were on our first full day in the country, scoffing rounds of Thai food and listening to tales of existential crisis, and the snow was continuing to settle on the tops of the Andes. |
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| Disrespect for the House as well, scoffing at the importance of the debate that has been going on here and the opinion of the members of all parties. |
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| They have developed a range tasty new biscuits, cunningly based on desserts, which will have you running to the bickie tin and scoffing like a good 'un. |
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