Scoffing

Shockingly, they were later spotted on CCTV scoffing breakfast rolls while Farah’s head was packed in a bag resting on Linda’s shoulder.

The Dandy, on the other hand, saw Desperate Dan scoffing his way through countless cow pies in order to maintain his supreme strength.

The problem is that they don’t have big enough prospects, and the team lacks vision on who they should sign, with one executive scoffing at the likes of Charles Barkley.

The title is reminiscent of one of those goofy Syfy channel numbers — like “Ghost Shark” or “Ice Spiders” — where you spend more time scoffing at the special effects than actually being afraid.

When I first arrived in the area, where now we were scoffing scones was the Royal Bank of Scotland’s premises.

A couple are believed to have fled The Castle Inn without paying £62.20 after scoffing prawn cocktail, breaded mushrooms and two roast chicken dinners with extra lamb.

At a time when everyone was being told to exercise more and eat less, he was scoffing hamburgers, pizza, donuts, cheese and, of course, his beloved lasagne.

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.

It's clear from the outset this is very different from the typical greasy chicken most of us are guilty of scoffing on the way home after a night out.

When in 2015, with the WhatsApp-like messaging services surging high, the Indian Tricolour emoji was released, there was a lot of scoffing about it.

One of Mae’s disciples, Olivia (Heather Lacy) had a daughter Rachel (Chloe MacLeod) who enters the story scoffing at her mother’s radical beliefs.

Some writers are scoffing at the idea.

We’re used to scoffing at the Poms inability to cope with a 30C day, but how about 40C?

Imagine them belittling and scoffing at his answers in real-time.

Churchill affected to believe that the proposed EDC would not work, scoffing at the supposed difficulties of language.