Use "jeered" in a sentence

1. They shouted and complained, swaggered and jeered as they sailed on past, but at least after that they'd leave her alone

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2. “He…he should’ve said something”, stammered her husband, as around him one judge after another jeered and called him every sort of stupid ass that their imaginations could conjure up

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3. The secular party workers jeered at Mama's team

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4. The others turned some of their attention to the interloper and jeered, “What do you want here 'horse boy'?” “Better not trip over your apron an' fall down

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5. “Well if it is then throw it over here and let’s get it cooked”, as the Fusiliers and our lot jeered and laughed

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6. But he seemed to enjoy every minute of it, slipping and sliding on the slops on the floor and licking the beer of his arms and throwing himself around in a wild frenzy, while his friends, friends!, clapped and jeered and sang and shouted and danced, danced!, bumping and pulling and shoving until all ended in a drunken heap on the floor

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7. With a lot of difficulty we made it back to our lines whilst the German troops jeered and fired a hell of a lot of ordinance at us

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8. The crowd jeered as Raven danced from side to side

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9. The men in the fort came out and jeered us as we moved away

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10. ” jeered Sephiroth, his voice distant,

11. He should never have sired us the way he did” my brother jeered

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12. He jeered at her, and referred to her in terms which were far from being true,

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13. “You’re slipping, Russell,” Pooh jeered

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14. As he stumbled and yelped in agony she jeered, "Forgive my clumsy blow, noble sir—I had aimed somewhat higher

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15. "A mouse!" Swann jeered

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16. "Would you want a hot dog?" she jeered

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17. Some further away jeered and laughed at their fellows’ panic

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18. When he encountered the fat, green frogs in the forest they jeered at him and disappeared

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19. But you, he jeered, what has Saul done for you

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20. Jesus looked down on them while they divided his garments, and the thoughtless crowd jeered at him

21. He was jeered at; a small band of adventurous young warriors followed him into the north, but none returned

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22. He pointed at Joey and jeered, “You’re the Rakai? Oh please

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23. The boys at Tanganyika House knew better and jeered at Wilson’s every turn in his quest to save face

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24. “Did I forget to mention the shield?” Heckler jeered as Harmony walloped against the wall separating them

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25. You can tell by the words and tone of Jesus’ statement, that He was really feeling the love of God for these people, even as they watched and jeered as He was dying on the cross

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26. They jeered the males in their own language, and one of the males made a gesture that made the whole room buzz with laughter

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27. Many women suffer in silence , bearing all they are taught to do so by tradition 4 July The american independence day Rajkot a small city of India where Pooja Chauhan walked down the streets in her undergarments to protest against the cruel treatment of her husband and in-laws for giving birth to a baby girl Men jeered at her ,stared lewdly The young mother of 22 was protesting police inaction despite repeated complaints ,hoding a baseball bat in one hand to smash their heads and bangles in another she matched into the office of the police commissioner

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28. The young rare beauty jeered, “If hatred is engraved in the heart, what

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29. students that sneered and jeered at him

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30. The believers jeered and cried aloud, wondering if the man has a soul at all

31. laughed and jeered, hurling abuse and insults at him

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32. “Bye, bye, boys,” he jeered, fluttering his fingers and inching the door closed

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33. Replacing the phone inside his jacket, he turned to Ritter and jeered, “You ever screw with me, I’ll cut off more than your pinky

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34. “But I’m sure Judge Demick would be glad to talk about this little visit you’re having with me,” he jeered

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35. “Lucky you,” he jeered

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36. A regular chip off the old block,’ she jeered

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37. Since when?’ she jeered shakily

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38. The crowd jeered and cat-called, reminding Petra of the angry crowd in the old Frankenstein movie

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39. much to the amusement of the Teriz on the bank, who jeered and

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40. And they cannot stand for the Myths of their National Identity to be jeered at; too directly and too honestly

41. That is the fatal spiritual killer that makes people throw up their hands and say: ‘what’s the use in asking questions? What’s the use in fighting city hall? What’s the use in struggling or complaining about unfairness or injustice?’ Then the injustices of others is cynically taken for granted, and those who rail against the system are jeered at by others as naïve fools

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42. A sublime supplication to the Creator from the Son after being jeered, insulted, spat upon, punched, beaten, scourged, crowned with thorns, nailed to the cross and speared, such that He was fatally wounded by Roman soldiers, Gentiles, Jews, Pagans, Elders, Teachers of the law and Chief Priests

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43. Messengers before you were also ridiculed, but those who jeered were surrounded by what they had ridiculed

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44. jeered, “Oh shut up” she laughed “don't mock me, let's cross this

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45. “Whatever you say doc” he jeered again, “Ughh” she complained

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46. I thought, too, of your article in that journal, do you remember, on your first visit we talked of it? I jeered at you at the time, but that was only to lead you on

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47. And that proud suppressed enthusiasm in young people is dangerous! I jeered at you then, but let me tell you that, as a literary amateur, I am awfully fond of such first essays, full of the heat of youth

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48. " They perceived, in short, clearly that the town which had been twitted had turned out to do battle with some other that had jeered it more than was fair or neighbourly

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49. As they marched round, the crowd jeered at them and made offensive remarks

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50. “A ring of stakes?” Elfric jeered

51. When at last Toad had talked himself to a standstill, there was silence for a while; and then the Rat said, 'Now, Toady, I don't want to give you pain, after all you've been through already; but, seriously, don't you see what an awful ass you've been making of yourself? On your own admission you have been handcuffed, imprisoned, starved, chased, terrified out of your life, insulted, jeered at, and ignominiously flung into the water—by a woman, too! Where's the amusement in that? Where does the fun come in? And all because you must needs go and steal a motor-car

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52. Would you have him a common laughing-stock, mocked and jeered at by stoats and weasels?'

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53. And, loving her as he did, though he did not understand the reason of them, and jeered at these domestic pursuits, he could not help admiring them

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54. He jeered at the way in which she arranged the furniture they had brought from Moscow; rearranged their room; hung up curtains; prepared rooms for visitors; a room for Dolly; saw after an abode for her

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55. He particularly liked the way one gray-whiskered waiter, who showed his scorn for the other younger ones and was jeered at by them, was teaching them how to fold up napkins properly

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56. leather, who hated the South and jeered at the fools who fought for it? Now he had set

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57. You know their house in “What he means is—has Dimity married some brave colonel in the Home Guard?” jeered Tony, and Alex turned furious eyes upon him

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58. incarceration away from female companionship would put me in such a state I’d snap at “What a gambler you are, Scarlett,” he jeered

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59. We were jeered at and sometimes pelted with muck but only once did we go into action

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60. Surely you can’t be thinking of marrying a man who wasn’t in the army, who jeered at men who did enlist?” campaign and fought at Franklin and was with General Johnston when he surrendered

61. which tempered his malice, nor his smile that jeered at himself even while he was

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62. To Scarlett, he was still an convinced that nothing ever pleased him or ever would please him, that he either wanted something badly and didn’t have it, or never had wanted anything and so didn’t and insolences, jeered at her pretenses—and paid the bills

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63. proud suppressed enthusiasm in young people is dangerous! I jeered at you then, but let me tell you that, as a literary amateur, I am awfully fond of such first essays, full of the heat of youth

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64. 'Can't take his medicine,' they jeered

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65. 'Maggots!' jeered the Isengarders

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66. and jeered at them

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67. 'Hullo, hullo!' he jeered

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68. While Hugo jeered, I called Phil a second time

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69. They had jeered at her when the lights had turned out to be a Coast Guard cutter

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70. In the corner room at the Club, members gathered to read these and some liked the way Karpushka jeered at the French, saying: ‘They will swell up with Russian cabbage, burst with our buckwheat porridge, and choke themselves with cabbage soup

71. After which, I was hunted down, pursued, persecuted, blackened, jeered at, scorned, cursed, proscribed

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72. They jeered at the age, which released them from the necessity of understanding it

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73. At that moment of his existence when a man needs his pride, because he needs love, he felt that he was jeered at because he was badly dressed, and ridiculous because he was poor

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74. The Royalists jeered at this ridiculous king, the first who had ever shed blood with the object of healing

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75. " Who has told you of his retirement ? Perhaps the gentle man in question never had any such views," she jeered malignantly ; I fancied too, that she looked at me jeeringly

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76. Ilusha had been defending his father when the schoolboys jeered at him, shouting the nickname “wisp of tow

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77. They worried him about it; they jeered at him

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