(1) As groups of youths prepared for a carnivalesque mock battle that was to have been the popular centre-piece for one of these festivals, the celebrations turned into a riot.

(2) They screamed in mock horror when they went past the roaring Abominable snowman and leaned into every turn.

(3) In this mock battle, the men try their best not to get captured.

(4) Last month re-enactors staged a mock battle at the site, as a testing ground before the full festival on September 23 and 24 next year.

(5) The mock smoking group showed higher accuracy after smoking a real cigarette than after mock smoking, however their response times remained unaffected.

(6) We may laugh, scowl or mock initially, but eventually we usually recognize them as what they are and move on.

(7) It was the first time I started laughing and not to mock something.

(8) She looked at me in mock horror, and threw her pillow at me.

(9) This video is funny, like the guys on donkeys, but becomes chilling as the children engage in their mock battle.

(10) The boys looked at Will in mock horror and disgust, moving away from Will ever so slightly in supposed contempt.

(11) Arturo raised his hands to his mouth in mock horror.

(12) And the Club offer mock interviews to pupils who are preparing to start jobs or university.

(13) I confess, that while we did not mock , we did laugh out loud at the protesters.

(14) Jay widened his eyes in mock horror, holding his hands up in front of his chest.

(15) But would you make fun of her, laugh and mock at her?

(16) As the cop turns to leave, the punk's screams change from mock protest to real anger.

(17) Mattie gasped, fluttering a hand over his heart, his large eyes growing wide in mock horror.

(18) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510It's all the things that I find most horrifying,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb says Homes, with mock horror.

(19) With mock examinations and mid-term breaks over the next few weeks very few games have been arranged.

(20) The competition consists of the school teams going head to head in a mock trial with a real judge acting as adjudicator.