Scoff in a sentence

A former takeaway addict, Charlie used to scoff up to six deliveries a week including Dominos and Chinese food.

All the while, people who scoff at others for falling prey to disinformation widely retweeted the fable about Tate's pizza box.

He’s now back in the building with his own opportunity to scoff Scottish football again while also lapping up the continental dessert at the Champions League table.

Indications of a resurgent Imperial Remnant are easy enough for New Republic senators to scoff at, but the government would lose credibility if it declared war so shortly after concluding the previous fight for freedom.

In her research, she’s worked in the automotive industry as well as on coal gasification and on clean coal technology; “Of course, people scoff and say there’s no such thing as clean coal tech!” she says.

Many fans may scoff at Lockjaw being one of Marvel’s most powerful characters but as seen in this preview, he deserves to be discussed in the same breath as Fantastic Four's Thing or X-Men's Colossus.

Then there’s the opportunity, whilst there, to scoff unidentifiable things on sticks?

There are some fans online who scoff at this being considered great.

This is why – so if you want to avoid needing the loo on your commute, it pays to wait until you get to the office to scoff your breakfast.

While some men would scoff at the thought of dating an exotic dancer, much less to get involved in a committed relationship with one, Shana said that John was mature enough to understand and accept that it's only a job.

And passive fans might scoff at it anyway, since it still uses a tiny amount of electrical power.

I’d bet that Fields' truest fans scoff at the idea of Wilson being more valuable than their guy, but inside the NFL, there doesn’t appear to be a lot of scoffing going on.

Quite a few country music traditionalists would scoff at this entry on our list of country albums that changed music history.

That's right, we scoff at the 'experts' who say we should set our thermostats to 78° at night.

There are too many excuses, too many detractors, and too many who scoff at natural phenomena, the fact is, the power is in our own hands, we just spend too much time figuring out the spectacle and less time on the effect on us all.

Though some might scoff at the -flavored ice cream, one bite and they’ll be hooked.

Your first reaction would be to scoff at that.

At a lower price point for the base game, TWT2 will be appealing to many tennis gamers, but some who want the French Open experience might scoff at paying more money for licensed content.

Remember when enterprise IT leaders would scoff at the idea of migrating business-critical applications and data into a public cloud?

Some might scoff at the notion that the hospital is historic — it was built between 1970 and 1973 — but the South Carolina State Board of Review agreed Friday to recommend placing the building on the National Register of Historic Places.