| We're school-yard taunters, looking for the joke, the riff or the gag that will stick. |
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| Many of the triumphant pelters and taunters would have left the dictators and aggressors in place: they too will have their place in history. |
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| Harsh, certainly, but it's worth noting that God chose to exterminate the taunters rather than tackle the hair loss. |
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| They will be aided in their dark deed by the union of circus clowns, who, beneath their veneer of jollity, are brutal and merciless taunters of the innocent. |
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| The time-honoured salute to taunters at the Etihad was not pretty but not as ugly as his performance that day. |
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| Overweight and unhappy as a young child, he discovered he could disarm hurtful taunters with his quick wit. |
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| It made us laugh and annoyed the taunters. |
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| A famous group photograph of the Constructivist and Dadaist Congress held in Weimar in 1922 shows Moholy-Nagy alongside Hans Arp and Tristan Tzara, taunters of the bourgeoisie. |
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| By sharing his story, and his now more positive attitude, Aaron hopes to help other children in his position and maybe reach the taunters as well. |
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| Yet these taunters ever near me, Keeping me awake are merely Thoughts and now I see it clearly, I'm my own worst enemy. |
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