(1) A celebrity in a search of a fast buck can do a lot worse than lend their name to a range of scoff .

(2) The critics scoff , but we find this to be a clue.

(3) You can't have the Michelangelo of scoff waving to all corners for ketchup.

(4) The older generation, such as Aunt Olivia, tended to scoff at such suggestions.

(5) However, she says the single life does have its advantages including being able to scoff junk food in front of the TV and have the privacy of your own bathroom.

(6) Jesse let out a sound - half a scoff , half a snort - and gave me a look.

(7) Luckily I recovered with a scoff , the evil eye, and a quick getaway.

(8) Scott seems to scoff at talent identification.

(9) Luckily, Carrie is well practised at disguising her vegetarianism and has been known to scoff hamburgers whole just to throw people off her scent.

(10) Patrick professed to scoff at soppy love scenes in films

(11) And with a scoff to the gentleman, wherever he was, Mitch turned around and headed for the garage to get back to that overheating engine.

(12) But what makes this weekend off so much more special than the rest is the fact that we have an excuse to scoff countless numbers of chocolate Easter eggs.

(13) You changed clothes when you got to the airlock on the Moon, but Adam planned to scoff his candies on the shuttle.

(14) His army was the scoff of all Europe

(15) Her converser let out a quick breath, almost a scoff .

(16) It would be unwise to keep Koi if you live on the flight path of migrating osprey - they'll scoff the lot, as will herons.

(17) His army was the scoff of all Europe

(18) Rachel forced a scoff as she turned for the pink canopy bed.

(19) I don't even think before I manage a scoff , and I scrunch up my nose.

(20) Hedge your bets by planting different species, as it is unlikely that the birds will scoff the lot.

(21) I think most people would scoff at the idea, and rightly so.

(22) With a scoff , she answered, u2018Always the suspicious one.u2019

(23) And while social programs are nothing to scoff at, the more mundane stuff, like where to go when you're 17 on a Friday night, is what most underagers are most concerned with.

(24) So, instead of eating a roll of Munchies I would scoff a handful of blueberries.

(25) Shane's upper lip curled up and she emitted a scoff of disgust.

(26) Such a response only won her a scoff from the woman.

(27) She let out a loud scoff and flipped her ponytail over her shoulder, beginning to carelessly check her hair for split ends.

(28) I was about to say something when Austin interrupted by letting out a loud scoff .

(29) Shaking his head with a scoff , he answered, u2018Fine.u2019

(30) I usually would give such a thing a scoff and forget about it.