taunt造句

They taunt me mercilessly.

The taunt hit him hard.

He became a taunt to his neighbours.

They do not taunt you to finish what you started.

Others taunt also crashed into the rapids, still can go to pursue this is my freedom.

Her satirical remarks reminds him of the way his sister used to taunt him.

To taunt, ridicule, or tease, especially for embarrassing mistakes or faults.

The behaviour of taunt is surprisingly simple, once you remember the 10% rule.

He would laugh at any one who tried to taunt him.

Eugene knelt beside the checkers, with his last half-dollar in his palm, heedless of Sinkers bitter taunt.

My bones suffer mortal agony as my foes taunt me, saying to me all day long, 'Where is your God?'

It doesn't matter if you are right-wing or not, it doesn't matter if you taunt these characters to yourself.

NIV] All day long my enemies taunt me; those who rail against me use my name as a curse.

I suggest those mocking Manchester United fans rip down that banner at Old Trafford and think of something else to taunt City about.

Watching Sam taunt Lucky in human form with a ball, or laugh at his collar, was just funny – even if you do have a soul.

All the while I could hear my buddies outside playing heated games of stickball. I'd also hear an occasional taunt: "Hey, where's your monkey and cup? (c)"

Colorado: "In Boulder, it is illegal to taunt or insult a police officer until he or she asks you to stop. ""

He will taunt an opponent endlessly, even during battle, raising their ire until they make a fatal mistake - and then take advantage of them.

One taunt that circulated about Peuchen was that, "he said he was a yachtsman so he could get off the Titanic, and if there had been a fire, he would have said he was a fireman."

Tell that silly king to boil his own bottom and claim his mother was a hamster, and build up your arrogance meter to unlock other animals and taunt that silly king a second time.

They taunt him throughout his semi-autobiographical novel, which partially traces his sorry academic career as the child of high-achieving parents whose three older brothers excelled at school.