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"All she wants is to be held, " I said in a tone I'd have mocked an hour before.

Likewise also the chief priests with the scribes mocked Him with one another and said, He saved others; Himself He cannot save.

Boeing might have mocked up the 777 cockpit just to see if all the switches could be reached from the pilot's seat.

And when they had mocked him, they took off the purple robe and put his own clothes on him. Then they led him out to crucify him.

Prosecutors say the men were trying to cause fear and unrest, but after court the two mocked the case and made light of the situation.

Then Herod and his soldiers ridiculed and mocked him. Dressing him in an elegant robe, they sent him back to Pilate.

His response was that there was "no guilt whatsoever" , and I was roundly mocked for even asking the question.

He was suffering an excruciating humiliation which mocked him in its very intensity.

However, as I learned in confronting folk in the chat rooms who mocked that they had not come to here for freedom or peace.

Guinness consulted Tarot cards for a time, but came to the conclusion that the symbols of the cards mocked Christianity and Christ.

Moses: In the hardness of his heart, Pharaoh has mocked God and brings death to his own son!

A prison was mocked up in the basement of a Stanford University building.

Professionalism was continually invoked as the primary means of improvement, whereas amateurishness was mocked as a laughable relic.

Societies create in everyone's heart a fear of being rejected, being mocked, losing dignity and what others will say about him.

I thought you were mocking wizards. What would you do if I mocked the bards?

20And after they had mocked him, they took off the purple from him, and put his own garments on him, and they led him out to crucify him.

She mocked and laughed at him and gave not the slightest gleam of hope.

The U. S. President mocked Mr Beckham for being over the hill and said that at the age 37 'half his teammates could be his kids. '

In his speech after taking the oath of office, Ahmadinejad mocked the snub, saying: "Well, no one in Iran is waiting for your messages. "

There he warned voters to "look under the hood" of Mr Brown's truck and mocked him for opposing the new levy on big banks.

After they had mocked him, they took off the robe and put his own clothes on him. Then they led him away to crucify him.

McCain said nuclear power was a clean source of energy that would be key to battling climate change and mocked Obama.

French satirists had a field day, as did the opposition. "So much fuss for so little! " , mocked Martine Aubry, the Socialist leader.

When he became DPJ president in 2006, he transformed it from an entity once mocked as amateurish into a formidable opponent to the LDP.

All that June the weather had mocked the Maples'internal misery with solid sunlight.

the taunts with which your enemies have mocked, O Lord , with which they have mocked every step of your anointed one.

When the curator of the Louvre mocked him he sued him for defamation, David against Goliath.

But "Onslaught" backfired somewhat: the company, after all, is part of the industry it mocked.

Money had been spirited around the globe, by means and measures and in denominations that mocked detection.

Then, at a Paris lecture, Mr. Cui sought to present his views on puppetry, only to be mocked for his supposed lack of expertise.

"The British commentariat duly mocked the architects and engineers for not knowing what they were doing, " Tony remarks.

With a few rudimentary materials I mocked up the first prototype.

As teachers mocked the principal and complained about her being "stifling" and "hyper, " the atmosphere got more poisonous.

Galatians 6: 7 Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.

Harper, a somewhat wooden figure regularly mocked for his lack of flair , told reporters on Thursday that meeting Bono was not a priority.

No longer shamed or openly mocked, the left-handed are allowed to coexist with us peacefully.

SOMETHING strange is happening in a usually quiet corner of the Arab world, often mocked as "the Hashemite kingdom of boredom" .

If Sony had built more secure systems, it would not find itself being mocked in the public square.

Mr Cameron has been mocked for his crisis management, but this misses the point.

Critics mocked the chaotic launch of that scheme, and feared its huge cost would end up wrecking the budget.

It is but for a little thing, and the merchants have mocked at me, and denied me.

He has publicly mocked hopes for "a flowering of Jeffersonian democracy along the banks of the Euphrates" .

The child who represented it was mocked, ridiculed and bullied endlessly.

Do not be deceived: God can't be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.

The river mocked all the enemy's efforts to cross.

And shall deliver him to the Gentiles to be mocked, and scourged, and crucified, and the third day he shall rise again.

DS components needs no OSGi interfaces, and as such, can be mocked for testing or used in other inversion of control patterns like Spring.

Evidently, those beautiful lies in life may catch a strong questioning power once mocked at.

These are pretty hefty achievements for a woman of little education who mocked herself for being "thick as a plank. "

The more he mocked me, the more convinced I became that this idea was genius.

Please, don't use a Flash intro on your website. They have been so overused that they're becoming universally mocked.

Shallow, Evans, and later Caius form a second maligned group; they are the mocked public figures.

His favourite scene was where Penny, carrying a dead cowboy, rode through the rain to apply for the dead man's job, only to be mocked.

We are all men with the same power of making and destroying, with the same divine foresight mocked by the same animal blindness.

When British Prime Minister David Cameron told a youth "Call me Dave" , he was mocked mercilessly for his clumsy attempt at populism.

HISTORIANS are often mocked for seeing an inevitability in events that felt like messy happenstance when they actually occurred.

Republican Senator Jim Bunning of Kentucky mocked Bernanke's naming on Wednesday by Time Magazine as "Person of the Year" .

After they have mocked him, they strip off his purple robe and leave him wearing his own clothes as before.

Mr Crooke cites the anti-colonial writings of Frantz Fanon with enthusiasm, whereas those of free-market advocates are mocked and dismissed.

The poor boy wanted to marry the pretty rich girl, and she mocked at his chasing rainbows.

And Balaam said unto the ass, Because thou hast mocked me: I would there were a sword in mine hand, for now would I kill thee.

And Herod with his soldiers, having despised Him and mocked Him, threw around Him splendid clothing and sent Him back to Pilate.

And when they had mocked Him, they stripped Him of the purple and put His garments on Him. And they led Him out to crucify Him.

Many more bloggers mocked the executives who had seized on his findings for being surprised by what their own children could have told them.

My mind can only be understood by few, my intelligence is mocked in this decaying world.

Students mocked the seriousness of his expression.

They shot arrows at it, but the ape was so clever and so quick that it caught their arrows in midair and mocked them even more.

The Red Culture campaign has been roundly mocked online, where many Internet users see it as a waste of time.

(8)She almost felt that she was being mocked.

Christianity, in Britain as in much of Europe, is forever "subverted" , which in truth means it is defamed, reviled and mocked.

He learned a few words in Italian and was mocked viciously the first time he used them.

"Do not be deceived; God be mocked. A man reaps what he sows. " GAL. 6-7.

It happened during the dotcom bubble, when Mr. Buffett was mocked for refusing to join the party.

They mocked at me (my timidity).

Some mocked up 'Panbi, ' or 'Pan currency, ' with his likeness and with a value of one Pan equaling 1, 000 yuan per square meter.

mocked at my gains, scorned my nation.

Our web controller implements a "save" method, and we've mocked up a model Object using powerful Groovy features (Expando and Closures).

His colleagues mocked the idea, but Dirac stuck to his guns: the maths was so harmonious that reality had to reflect it.

When our enemies heard that we were building a wall to make us safe from them, they mocked us.

Our team mocked the visitors' attempt to score.

A traditional carnival was a day when the world turned upside down, when the rules of society were mocked.

She wont convergence of the stupid and mocked them rdominating self-improvement and self-reliance, shows the personality and good ideal.

Both of them mocked Isaac that he was a parasite on his parents .

For example, the Twitter "fail whale" has become a gag all over the internet, recreated, duplicated and mocked thousands of times.

Americans often complain about the rancour in their political debate. President Obama is daily reviled, seldom mocked.

19 and will turn him over to the Gentiles to be mocked and flogged and crucified.

Vying for power in Labour's tightest leadership race for 30 years, they will be mocked for all this.

On Tuesday, LulzSec mocked the idea that Mr Cleary was the organisation's "mastermind" .

I mocked myself here that it is rather not Death itself , but the unbeknown future that holds terrors for me .

In 2007 a mocked-up CNN page claiming that Paris Hilton had been stabbed received millions of hits.

tailless donkey as the other children mocked my disorientation.

To be great, you have to be willing to be mocked, hated, and misunderstood. Stay strong.

They held a harvest festival, called Homowo, that mocked the hunger that they had suffered during their journey.

The middle classes mocked his inarticulacy and his one inelegant feature, a strangulated high-pitched voice.

The soldiers laughed. "Go on, Scar, " one mocked, "and be quick about it. Yezzan's monkey gave you a command. "

Clearly their claims to status had to be mocked.

Retail banking, once mocked as deathly dull at the white-shoe firm, will become its "fourth leg" .

Q. Druids were always a "jack of all trades, but master of none" and usually mocked when specializing. Will new talents change this?

The film's vanishing act was also widely mocked on Chinese social media sites.

thou hast mocked me these three times, and hast not told me wherein thy great strength lieth.

His irresponsibility mocked my trust in him .

irresponsibility mocked my trust in him.

A mocked-up example of this scenario is detailed later in this article.

They have been mocked endlessly, and understandably, for their corporate motto ( "Don't be evil" ), but probably mean it.

And bowing the knee before him, they mocked him, saying: Hail, king of the Jews.

A billion years Gravity kept us home, mocked us with wind and clouds, cabbage moths and locusts.

the past, my friends often mocked me as a criminal without one leg. Every time they mocked, I raged.

In the same way the chief priests, the teachers of the law and the elders mocked him.

Not any more, mocked the crows from shady pine bough perches .

and mocked those seeking troop withdrawal for pursuing a policy of "Chaos-is tan" .

But the mistress still mocked at her dressing mode.

Newspapers mocked him with punning headlines, such as "O volk! Terre'Blanche is back again" .

mocked Tyrion, though in truth there was quite a lot of fog.

Prior to Game 5 when he and Wade mocked Dirk . . . that was symbolic of their mindset.

The suicide verdict -- the No. 3 topic on Chinese search engine Baidu Wednesday -- was widely mocked online.

I glared. I hadn't come here to be mocked. "It's complicated down there! "

"Unless he uses the sand as the sea! " Someone mocked and the people laughed.

Last November, Sarah Palin was mocked for turning up at a school in Pennsylvania with some cookies.

Everyone mocked Libya's madcap "Leader, " but loved his money even more.

The other children mocked her, laughing behind their hands.

Reviled in some circles and mocked in others, Rand's 1957 novel of embattled capitalism is a favourite of libertarians and college students.

gold plate body. . . See the host struggling, ultimately suffer the fate mocked!

Zhang Ziyi mocked for clashing outfit with actress Xu Jinglei.

Anyone who has been betrayed or deserted or mocked knows how hard it is to really forgive.

The much-mocked campaign has not had much luck.

All the 09 grads can be mocked for being an unlucky bunch.

A child who has never used indoor plumbing or seen a book is easily mocked.

Gou also mocked New York bankers who "see the Hudson River and say, 'I'm a king of the world. '"

The soldiers also mocked Him, coming and offering Him sour wine.

Early piers were mocked as "disappointed bridges" , fixed at one end but, at the other, yearning towards the void.

Senator Edward Kennedy mocked it as "Star Wars. " Eventually it became a footnote in history.

Mr. Jobs on Wednesday even mocked those who had predicted prices nearly twice as high.

The turtledove mocked ironically, "If so, how can you expect any care from your children? "

She has been saluted and skewered by editorial cartoonists, mocked and martyred, admonished and admired, and even, at times, disrobed.

It was carried through the streets as the people mocked the man who was carrying it.

I once attended a lecture in which an agent mocked the recruiting methods of some universities in the Chinese market.

All tenants mocked the owner's way of speaking.

He mocked at the idea of peaceful settlement.

His writings mocked the follies of the age.

Three decades on, she looks far wilder and more dangerous than some mocked-up "Jaws in space" .

But it is a wonderful little documentary-like piece with the vice-president. This is the man the media mocked as wooden and stiff?

This B-movie fare is widely mocked, often for good reason.

The man who once mocked his predecessor for playing "small ball" is doing just that.

The racist TNT guys have mocked Yao's happy birthday wishes to Kenny nonstop for 1 year now.

I hate him. He mocked me as a country boy.

Some boys mocked the accent of the new boy.

We mocked up a new type of airplane.

The naughty boy mocked the blind beggar .

They mocked at the Fatherland.

In Listing 4 and Listing 5, the services are mocked up using two read-only files containing JSON structures.

The river mocked all their efforts to cross.

She's also been mocked for blurting odd statements such as, "Einstein is for sure not smarter than me. He invented light, right? "

Mocked at by everyone, he had my sympathy.

Your father and l were mocked for our theories.

Shall be mocked in age and death.

While I don't believe in God, on this day, death is honored and mocked at the same time.

John Gay's 1728 play "The Beggar's Opera" mocked the hypocrisy of lecherous aristocrats and politicians.

Note, first and foremost, that you mocked the ClassB class using the jMock framework.

The high wall mocked his hopes of escaping.

Celebrants demanded food, ale, and coins from their neighbors and mocked those who wouldn't comply.

The naughty boys mocked the blind man.

i mocked him , i bantered him , i was in good form that day and the house rocked with laughter.

There were people in the church, and even men carrying the gospel, who mocked Deborah behind her back.

You have mocked me these three times, and you have not told me where your great strength lies.

I can't stand being mocked by other people.

China has run a mocked-up carrier on land since 1985 to train pilots.

Instead of being mocked, well, I'll leave quietly.

Taipei's mayor mocked the law.

Those square pegs may not have an easy time in school. They may be mocked by jocks and ignored at parties.

(23)Mocked at by everybody, he had my sympathy.

So many people in the book were mocked by family and friends for what they were doing, yet they did it.

"No, it is impossible! " The man mocked.

She has learned how to absolve those who mocked, vilified and condemned her.

A couple of years ago Gordon Brown was much mocked for quoting his motto: Usque Conabor (I Will Try Harder).

Here, when you are mocked and derided by all, I will meet you.

Do you believe that life will always let itself be mocked?

I've said I wouldn't believe but was mocked because of not meeting the right one.

That old whoreson sings a song that as much as accuses me of doing away with my brother, and you say I mocked him?

One of Ham's descendents by the name of Nimrod laughed and mocked God's curse upon his forefathers

All I Know is that I am an unwanted child, mocked and hated by everyone.

Do I look like I want to be mocked by you right now?

Now it was a herd of diabolic shapes, that grinned and mocked at the pale minister, and beckoned him away with them;

Likewise also the chief priests with the scribes and elders mocked Him and said,

mocked by man to depths of shame

And though we mocked her tenderly ,