The crowd bellowed and jeered at every advance and reversal.
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On my way into class, shivering vegans jeered at me.
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Spectators and even a coach jeered at him throughout that game.
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Friends, foes, and internet trolls jeered at me for my stupidity.
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Subpar performances saw Draxler jeered at times by the club's own fans.
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She has been spat upon, jeered at, made into an object of fun.
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He jeered at leftists as "egg-sucking phoney liberals" or "communists and queers".
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Mr. Taabur jeered at people in the parking lot who were leaving the game early.
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Appearing unannounced, he received a warm welcome in one establishment but was jeered at another.
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When Fallon asked how much the treat cost, he jokingly jeered at the $4 price tag.
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" Red Sate cheered Thursday's ruling and jeered at net neutrality supporters, "Statists really dislike losing power.
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On Twitter, Mark Hamill—Luke Skywalker himself—jeered at Pai, calling him "profoundly unworthy" to wield a lightsaber.
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We parsed and argued and jeered at the screen as national figures delivered careful, poll-tested talking points.
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Dozens of protesters jeered at Pompeo's motorcade as the delegation arrived to congratulate the leftist, populist Lopez Obrador.
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Once again, chest-beating conservatives jeered at Democrats for refusing to concede that Trump's belligerence had borne fruit.
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One describes a recent trip to Japan where his hosts jeered at his home as "the city of liars".
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The remarks came after an audience booed and jeered at him as he defended Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The clip of me being escorted out, while people yelled and jeered at me, was seen around the world.
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Audience members laughed, booed and jeered at Graham after he said he respected Democrat's Supreme Court picks in the past.
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Froome, who was cleared of doping in an asthma-drug case on Monday, was also jeered at Thursday's team presentations.
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The women were hooted and jeered at and roughed up by the police, prompting congressional hearings and generating public sympathy.
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The frequent insults have resulted in reporters being booed and jeered at campaign rallies, particularly, of late, CNN reporter Jim Acosta.
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He was quickly subdued and ushered out, as people jeered at him and the crowd roared, "Free China, free Hong Kong."
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It was a tense past day and a half as Bernie Sanders supporters loudly jeered at the mere mention of Clinton's name.
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But he has also publicly expressed his discontentment about being jeered at times by some Madrid fans at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
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"They get jeered at, laughed at, by the white kids in their school, then they'd come here," Sran told CNN affiliate WJLA.
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Most cruelly of all, she is made to walk naked down the street, where she is jeered at and injured by onlookers.
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I understand the hesitation to say them publicly, because it's unpleasant to be jeered at on the internet by self-righteous young people.
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Maurice Pialat was jeered at the 1987 award ceremony upon winning the Palme d'Or for "Under the Sun of Satan," and struck back.
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Tom McClintock (R-Calif.) had to be escorted from an event by several police officers while anti-Trump protesters chased and jeered at him.
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Quotable: "Sit up!" lawmakers jeered at Jacob Rees-Mogg, the House of Commons leader, who reclined on Parliament's front benches during debates this week.
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"Media elites" come in for special attack, cordoned off in pens to be mocked and jeered at during rallies, labeled both liars and incompetents.
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Outside the world of the web, some Thais who have chosen not to wear black, the official color of mourning, have been publicly jeered at.
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In this stand-up special, Mr. Kodabolu, a Queens-born comic, talks terrorism and family matters, and revisits the time Tracy Morgan jeered at him.
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Many Sanders supporters jeered at mentions of Clinton's name at the convention and were adamant that Sanders would be the better choice to run against Trump.
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Consider that it was Mather, the man of faith, who preached the science behind inoculation, while the newspaper of the secular James Franklin jeered at it.
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They jeered at the peer educators stomping through Sonagachi—India's largest red light district, tucked away in the city's northern slums—trying to advocate for HIV prevention.
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To Quayle, Murphy Brown and her creators represented part of the Hollywood cultural elite, who he felt jeered at moral values that the conservative right wanted to uphold.
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He saw Helmut Kohl crying when jeered at the Berlin Wall as it fell, DDR troops goose-stepping and the last king of Montenegro being reburied at Cetinje.
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The legal complaint claimed that when Roberson was well enough to get out of bed, she was "jeered" at by people around town who recognized her from the poster.
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It's a small abstract painting, one of a cluster of works that have been gathered, under Nazi auspices, to be jeered at for their decadence and their moral deformity.
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After being jeered at a forum televised on CNN, Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, said last week that he would reconsider his opposition to limiting high-capacity magazines.
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"I was born in Cuba, and I want what's best for Cuba," Elena Freyre, a longtime activist against the trade embargo, said as a Trump supporter jeered at her.
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DRESDEN, Germany (Reuters) - Protesters jeered at German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday as she attended celebrations in the eastern city of Dresden to mark 26 years since Germany's reunification.
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Lilly jumped up unscathed and his corner apparently jeered at McCoy as the latter retreated to his corner at the end of the round with a smile on his face.
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Other Russian competitors have been jeered at events including fencing and beach volleyball, especially when facing off against their Brazilian hosts, and some Russian visitors have been mocked by rival fans.
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Pelosi also jeered at Republicans for trying to vote on the bill, which would "totally destroy" an entire tax deduction, a move she said would harm the GOP's own voter base.
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When a brave comedian, Michelle Wolf, jeered at the administration's indecency at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, the Washington establishment had a fainting fit at the violation of its safe space.
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As a candidate last year, Mr. Trump was jeered at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York, another formal event where politicians are expected to make fun of themselves.
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Hundreds of jubilant protesters chanted victory cries and jeered at glum Donald Trump supporters as they filed out of an auditorium where the Republican presidential candidate abruptly canceled a campaign rally Friday night.
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The concern intensified last October after a member of the public finagled his way into a giant press scrum outside the Senate chamber, jeered at the president and hurled Russian flags in his path.
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Ivanka Trump was jeered at and booed after saying that her father is a "tremendous champion of supporting families," while speaking on a panel of women leaders at the W20 summit in Berlin Tuesday.
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ET: As it turns out, the man the president jeered at was one of his own supporters — a former law enforcement officer named Frank Dawson, who wearing a "Trump 2020" shirt, according to Fox News.
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At Virginia State University, Mr. McMurray was "booed and jeered" at one point in a discussion after a screening of his film, according to The Chesterfield Observer, with some students asserting that it reinforced stereotypes.
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He's working to maintain relationships with former campaign aides and volunteers and held a rally at a lakeside bar in Cleveland to thank his delegates and grassroots supporters, who jeered at every mention of Trump.
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The crowd of thousands, clearly favoring the gun regulations advocated by Stoneman Douglas student activists, howled and jeered at Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, and Dana Loesch, a spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association.
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Those supporting H.B. 85033 don't get this and neither did their predecessors — the ones who jeered at the suffragettes; hurled racist epithets, or worse, at the civil rights marchers; and accused gay rights campaigners of undermining American morals.
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The remarks came one day after Ms. Loesch and Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, were heavily jeered at a CNN town hall-style meeting that was attended by many of the families affected by last week's school shooting.
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Bruh. We ask Sean Spicer, the Republican National Committee's spin man, about Trump's dismissal of Thursday's debate audience as "the lobbyists," implying that everyone who'd jeered at his responses was some kind of shill for the insurance and oil companies.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - A Brexit supporter burned a European Union flag beside Downing Street in central London on Friday as others jeered at pro-EU demonstrators in the final hours before the United Kingdom is due to leave the bloc.
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"It is impossible to enumerate all the important literary works which were ignored, jeered at, or savagely slashed by critics in the nineteenth century, 'the age of criticism,' " the Yale French professor Henri Peyre observed, in a delightful diatribe from 1944.
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The four-times champion's Sky team mate Geraint Thomas, who extended his overall lead with a stage victory, was also jeered at the podium ceremony, while Frenchman Romain Bardet narrowly avoided a collision with a fan lying on the road.
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They've been jeered at in person and online, partly for supposedly glorifying an era famous for its racism, sexism, and colonialism—a stereotype they argue is unfair, and it is certainly true that our time has plenty of its own outrageous cruelties.
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Mohamad Aljefri, team leader at the company flying the drones, Red Sea RC team, posted several videos of the show on Twitter: But people on social media jeered at the display, comparing the dresses without models to ghosts or something out of a horror movie.
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CNN's Jim Acosta -- who was aggressively jeered at a Trump rally Tuesday -- asked White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to acknowledge that the mainstream news media is not in fact the enemy of the people -- as Ivanka Trump had done earlier that day.
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American Beauties The worst thing about being homeless, Lars Eighner writes in his memoir "Travels With Lizbeth" (1993), is not eating from Dumpsters or being rousted by police or attacked while sleeping by fire ants or jeered at by those who find you contemptible.
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Around 20 activists from Dutch environmental action group Code Rood (Code Red) dressed in red jumpsuits held up banners with the slogan "shut down fossil power" and jeered at passing shareholders as they stood outside the energy giant's meeting in the seaside town of Scheveningen near The Hague.
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When I read of the Mexicans who were routinely jeered at by federal agents in the nineteen-twenties as they crossed the bridge from Ciudad Juárez to El Paso, I thought of the agents who mocked a roomful of crying migrant children last summer after they had been separated from their parents.
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What killed off the governor's hopes of survival was the release nearly two weeks ago of a massive trove of electronic messages, shared between Mr Rosselló and a coterie of privileged friends and advisers, in which they mocked the poor, jeered at victims of the 2017 hurricane and joked about the idea of assassinating political opponents.
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One can be a rebel with good manners and that is all I'm asking > you."Mayor Jeered at Jewish Center As He Speaks on School Crisis; Mayor > Jeered by Crowd at Brooklyn Jewish Center", The New York Times, October 16, > 1968.
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A police officer, seeing the group of running boys, grabbed Kid Blink, assuming he was leading them, and arrested him for disorderly conduct. Kid Blink was given a fine and let go while a group of newsboys outside the court jeered at him.
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Both parties held rallies Monday evening, November 5. The Republicans met in Bruno's pool hall. The Democrats met in McAdoo, and also in front of Nicholas Perna's house, on Center street. About 8pm, a car containing Bruno's daughter, Antoinette Billig, and others was jeered at by children supporting the Democrats.
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In later years, Chamberlain frequently joined the Globetrotters in the off-season and fondly recalled his time there, because he was no longer jeered at or asked to break records, but just one of several artists who loved to entertain the crowd. On March 9, 2000, his number 13 was retired by the Globetrotters.
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Former followers of Shabbatai do penance for their support of him. Sabbatai's conversion to Islam was extremely disheartening for the world's Jewish communities. Among the masses of the people the greatest confusion reigned. In addition to the misery and disappointment from within, Muslims and Christians jeered at and scorned the credulous and duped Jews.
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During the parade, Russian nationalistic songs were played from loudspeakers, and members of the crowd jeered at the prisoners with epithets like "fascist". Street cleaning machines followed the protesters, "cleansing" the ground they were paraded on. Human Rights Watch said that this was in clear violation of the common article 3 of the Geneva Conventions.
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In addition, Chamberlain was seen as a freak of nature, jeered at by the fans and scorned by the media. As Chamberlain often said, quoting coach Alex Hannum's explanation of his situation, "Nobody loves Goliath." Gottlieb coaxed Chamberlain back into the NBA, sweetening his return with a salary raise to $65,000Cherry, 99. (equal to about $ today).
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Edmund, who had already jeered at Lucy about her "magical" country, continued to be spiteful towards Lucy by denying that either of them had been in Narnia. When the children all enter Narnia, Edmund slips away from the house of the Beavers and defects to the White Witch. While travelling with Peter, Susan and Mr. and Mrs. Beaver to the Stone Table, they meet Father Christmas, who gives them gifts.
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Though Crows fans jeered at the decision, coach Don Pyke said that it was the correct interpretation. In the Crows’ round five match against Talia limped from the ground with a hamstring injury barely a minute into the game. The Crows went on to win the game by 67 points regardless. Later in the week, scans showed that there was no serious injury and was able to play the next round.
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The soldiers felt the sting and scowled back; the officers looked straight before them. Yet it was a valuable lesson. Only a few days before I had read in the newspapers of how the Kaffirs had jeered at the Boer prisoners when they were marched into Pietermaritzburg, saying, 'Where are your passes?' It had seemed a very harmless joke then, but now I understood how a prisoner feels these things.
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Disabled veterans jeered at swimming pool - Telegraph The charity Help for Heroes was set up in late 2007, with a first objective of raising money to build these facilities. A new gym, swimming pool and lower limbs treatment area opened within two years. With these new facilities, Headley Court enhanced its reputation as a world-leading centre of excellence for military rehabilitation until it ceased operations in late 2018.
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Strick earned a BAFTA, Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for Best Adapted Screenplay. The film was entered into the 1967 Cannes Film Festival. It was reportedly jeered at its first screening, but during the second showing, French subtitles in which Molly Bloom described sexual intercourse were seen to have been scrubbed out by a grease pencil, pushing audience sympathies toward Strick who had not been informed of the censorship beforehand.Shivas, Mark (May 7, 1967).
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The Richmond Theatre, Richmond, Virginia in 1858, when Booth, who had started acting in 1855, made his first stage appearance there in the repertory company Booth made his stage debut at age 17 on August 14, 1855 in the supporting role of the Earl of Richmond in Richard III at Baltimore's Charles Street Theatre.Smith, pp. 61–62.Kauffman, American Brutus, p. 95. The audience jeered at him when he missed some of his lines.
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He goes canoeing and spies on two boys who are camping with a man. He later hides in some bushes where he masturbates before being caught by an older man; later still he is jeered at by a picknicking group of young men. In Chaper Three he tries sweat therapy before dressing up in plus fours and goes out boating with his brothers. He then buys a little scent bottle and a Chinese armorial saucer in an antiques shop.
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This was the harshest period of the Great Depression, characterized by massive business failures and oppressive unemployment. Movie audiences jeered at the businessmen, who were often portrayed as predators. William did play some sympathetic roles, including Dave the Dude in Frank Capra's Lady for a Day, and a loving father and husband cuckolded by Ann Dvorak's character in Three on a Match (1932). He was a young songwriter's comically pompous older brother in Golddiggers of 1933.
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The Labour and Green parties' proposed water and pollution taxes also generated criticism from farmers. On 18 September 2017, the farming lobby group Federated Farmers staged a protest against the taxes in Ardern's hometown of Morrinsville. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters attended the protest to campaign, but was jeered at by the farmers because they suspected he was also in favour of the taxes. During the protest, one farmer displayed a sign calling Ardern a "pretty Communist".
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"Slur on teachers: Loxton jeered at public meeting on local schools." Southern Cross 18 May 1966 Cr Martin Smith, President of the Prahran Technical School Council, responded by showing the meeting plans for a new Arts and Commerce Block for the College, a multi-storeyed building which had been approved by the Education Department against a background of inaction since 1947 despite Union complaints since the 1930s of leaky Technical School roofs and ‘slum-like’ conditions.
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Woodstock Festival 2014 In July 2013, Lemański was suspended by the archbishop of Warsaw-Praga Henryk Hoser. On July 14, 2013, when three envoys dispatched by Hoser showed up at Lemanski's church in the town of Jasienica near Warsaw, they got surrounded by an angry crowd. The three clerics finally retreated after they were jeered at and booed. They barely managed to get into their car when the crowd began pushing the vehicle in the direction of Warsaw.
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A number of anecdotes evince a tone of ridicule for Ögedei's lack of self-control. While the anecdotes may contain a kernel of truth some seem to be apocryphal legends originating from the community of Muslim merchants and should be approached with a degree of caution. Another Persian account was the mass sodomy against soldiers of the Jin Dynasty because "they jeered at the Mongols" and expressed "evil thoughts". This was quoted in Rashid-Al-Din and noted by Weatherford.
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Other deputies, Luigi Facta, Antonio Graziadei, :it:Domenico Valenzani and :it:Vito De Bellis were also threatened and jeered at. In a number of cities there were violent demonstrations and a number of newspaper offices were sacked. In Bologna, the socialist deputy :it:Nino Mazzoni was chased and beaten. On 14 May, when news of Salandra’s resignation became public, a crowd of young people besieged the Palazzo Montecitorio where the Italian Chamber of Deputies was sitting, and attempted to set fire to its doors.
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They laughed and jeered at him; Coates sometimes turned to the audience and answered in kind. By 1816 audiences had tired of mocking Coates, and theatre managers were no longer willing to let him use their premises. After some years living in France to avoid creditors, he returned to England, married in 1823, and had two children who both predeceased him. Coates died in London in 1848, aged about 76, after a Hansom cab hit him outside the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
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Syed Hussein was among several intellectuals who formed Gerakan in 1968 as an offshoot of the defunct Labour Party. Gerakan was successful in the 1969 general election, where it campaigned on a platform of social justice and the reduction or elimination of Bumiputra privileges outlined by Article 153 of the Constitution. Gerakan held a victory rally in the capital of Kuala Lumpur to celebrate. However, it deviated from its planned route into Malay areas of the city, where party members jeered at the Malays.
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"Zimbabwe leader jeered at parliament opening", Associated Press (International Herald Tribune), 26 August 2008. Mugabe opened Parliament with a speech on 26 August,Cris Chinaka, "Mugabe opens parliament", Reuters (International Herald Tribune), 26 August 2008. expressing an optimistic outlook on resolving the political dispute--"Landmark agreements have been concluded, with every expectation that everyone will sign up"--while denouncing the West's policies toward Zimbabwe. MDC MPs heckled him during his speech; although Mugabe continued speaking and completed it,"MDC-T MPs' Behaviour Disgraceful", The Herald (allAfrica.
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A member of Human Rights Watch witnessed the exhumation of a "mass grave" in Sloviansk that was uncovered after insurgents retreated from the city. Insurgents with bayonet-equipped automatic rifles in the city of Donetsk paraded captured Ukrainian soldiers through the streets on 24 August, the Independence Day of Ukraine. During the parade, Russian nationalistic songs were played from loudspeakers, and members of the crowd jeered at the prisoners with epithets like "fascist". Street cleaning machines followed the protesters, "cleansing" the ground they were paraded on.
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The Ndzundza forces merely jeered at and taunted the burghers from the safety of their breastworks. General Joubert's dynamiting operations were also unsuccessful, since the warriors of the Ndzundza had taken refuge in caves that were in most cases too deep for the blasts to have much effect. Laying the charges was also a dangerous business. The commando was substantially reinforced in the last week of November, many of the new arrivals being drawn from friendly African tribes in the northern and eastern parts of the Republic.
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In her work Sur les femmes, she wrote about women "Do they show science or wit? If their works are bad, they are jeered at; if they are good, they are taken from them, and they are left only with ridicule for letting themselves be called authors". It has been said that Thiroux d'Arconville suffered from insomnia and worked on multiple projects at a time to prevent herself from growing bored. The first text she published was Advice from a Father to his Daughter in 1756.
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Hobson and the main body of the Union cavalry arrived in Brandenburg at about 10:15 pm, just as the Alice Dean went under the water. He set up his artillery and fired several shots at the Confederates who jeered at him from the opposite side of the river; they quickly withdrew out of range of his guns.Conway, p. 58 The lead elements of the cavalry had already set out northward following the Legion forces who withdrew gradually and fought delaying skirmishes along the Mauckport road to slow the cavalry's advance towards Corydon.
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The Aztecs, however, jeered at Moctezuma, and pelted him with stones and darts. By Spanish accounts, he was killed in this assault by the Mexica people, though they claim he had been killed instead by the Spanish.Diaz, B., 1963, The Conquest of New Spain, London: Penguin Books, A map of Tenochtitlan and its causeways leading out of the capital With Moctezuma dead, Cortés and Alvarado knew they were in a precarious position. Under constant attack, with gunpowder, food, and water in short supply, Cortés decided to break out of the city by night.
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Betrand Godgar believed that, in the play, "Fielding unambiguously jeered at politicians and court figures, reducing them to the level of a Welsh family with its domestic squabbles."Godgar 1976 p. 110 Fielding transitioned from the Pulteney and Walpole feud (see discussion at The Welsh Opera -Sources) to parodying the royal family when he expanded The Welsh Opera into The Grub-Street Opera. Unlike the feud, the depiction of the royal family was risky, especially seeing as how Fielding had no direct knowledge of any actual actions taking place with the royal family.
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A farmer's haymeadow was eaten every year on the Eve of the Feast of St. John the Baptist, also Midsummer. He set his sons, one by one, to guard it, but the older two were frightened off by an earthquake. The third, Boots also called Cinderlad, was despised by his brothers, who jeered at him for always sitting in the ashes, but he went the third year and stayed through three earthquakes. At the end, he heard a horse and went outside to catch it eating the grass.
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Thompson continued with supporting roles in the 2003 drama Imagining Argentina, where she played a dissident-journalist abducted by the country's 1970s dictatorial regime. Antonio Banderas played the husband who tries to find her, in a film that most critics disliked. The film was booed and jeered at when it was screened at the Venice Film Festival and received a scathing article in The Guardian. Thompson had greater success that year when she worked with HBO for a second time in the acclaimed miniseries Angels in America (2003).
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Minister jeered at new drug treatment centre, Stuff website 24 June 2010 The prison provides three rehabilitation programmes. The Medium Intensity Rehabilitation Programme is designed for prisoners in the middle risk range – those not considered high risk but still enough of a risk to warrant rehabilitation. The Short Rehabilitation Programme is a brief rehabilitation programme aimed at a smaller number of prisoners who require rehabilitation but do not have enough time in their sentence to complete a longer programme. OCF also has a Drug Treatment Unit for prisoners with drug and alcohol problems.
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On the first day (Palm Sunday) Pelham ordered a party of troops to cross to the sea-wall, where they were pinned down by gunfire and had boulders hurled at them from the battlements. The troops threw up assault ladders, which the Spanish halberdiers pushed away. The Earl of Ormond described seeing the sea-channel fill with wreckage as the sides of the castle-rock became slippery with blood. Pelham was hit by a ricochet and jeered at by the defenders, but there was no pause in the bombardment.
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At that point, he attempted a career in theater. He composed some ballets, but his attempts to write a comic opera were opposed by the producers, who forced him to instead debut with a dramma, Iginia d'Asti, first seen in Pisa in 1838 but was immediately jeered at in Bologna few months later (see also the section Librettos).Claudio Sartori, Casamorata, Luigi Ferdinando (sub voce), in Enciclopedia dello spettacolo, edited by Silvio d'Amico, executive editor Sandro d'Amico, editor of "music theatre" section Fedele d'Amico, vol. III: Car-Daf, Roma, Le Maschere, 1954, new edition Roma, Unedi, 1975, p. 155.
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She appears to have refused several offers, such as one by Albert Speer, to have the children smuggled out of Berlin and insisted that the family must stay at her husband's side. In the Führerbunker she confided to Hitler's secretary Traudl Junge, that "I would rather have my children die, than live in disgrace, jeered at. My children stand no chance in Germany after the war".Junge, Traudl, Until the Final Hour The last survivor of Hitler's bunker, Rochus Misch, gave this account of the events to the BBC: She helped the girls change into long white nightgowns.
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He felt fear when the ball came to him because he was jeered at by PSV fans disappointed at his performance. By the end of 2003–04 season, however, Park had begun to adapt to the Netherlands, both on and off the field. In the 2004–05 season, the departure of Arjen Robben to Chelsea afforded Park more starting opportunities and he quickly proved his worth to the team. Along with Johann Vogel, DaMarcus Beasley and Dutchmen Mark van Bommel and Philip Cocu, Park formed the backbone of PSV's midfield play with his pace and passing.
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They were jeered at as they walked down Fifth Avenue. Laidlaw said that he came out to support women and to provide moral support to the men. Having the men participate in the parade, and showing strength while being heckled, with Laidlaw leading them on, provided encouragement to women and more men who joined the cause. Laidlaw was also president of the national Men's League. Thinks Women Will Have Vote, James Lees Laidlaw, Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York Three years after the New York Men's League office opened there were 23 other states with chapters.
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He "went once before on one of these junkets and he wants to go again," a Los Angeles Times political commentator said. Ash later announced he would not go. "The Watchman," Los Angeles Times, March 8, 1927, page A-8"The Watchman," Los Angeles Times, March 6, 1927, page 10"The Watchman," Los Angeles Times, March 9, 1927, page A-7 A "large delegation of his constituents . . . hooted and jeered" at Ash during a City Council meeting to protest the paving of Avenue 57 from Highgate Avenue to York Boulevard "within a few feet" of property that he owned.
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In the 1938 edition of the FIFA World Cup took place in France, where numerous refugees who had escaped the fascist regime in Italy were strongly against the Italian national team's participation in the tournament. In the first match of the Italian national team, against the Norwegian national team, among the 22,000 spectators there were 3,000 escaped anti-fascist Italians who opposed "Mussolini's national team," and jeered at them in protest. Pozzo replied to the demonstration with a memorable and highly controversial episode. During the presentation of the teams on the field, the Italian players had made the fascist salute, as it was custom for them to do at the time.
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Moran became the first UK Member of Parliament of Palestinian descent and the first female Liberal Democrat MP from an ethnic minority background. In June 2017, Moran was named Liberal Democrat spokesperson for education, science and young people in the House of Commons. That month she used her maiden speech to call for fairer funding for schools, and in July 2017 she spoke out against the closure of all the Sure Start children's centres in Oxfordshire earlier in the year. Also in July 2017, Moran was jeered at for accusing the Conservatives of underfunding a new scheme to provide 30 hours of free child care for the children of working parents.
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After about a ten-kilometer march, they reached the village of Ambohitra where the church Berthieu had built was located. One of his captors objected that it would not be possible for Berthieu to enter the camp because his presence would desecrate the nearby sampy, the idols held sacred by traditional communities at that time. They threw a stone at him three times, and the third time Berthieu fell prostrate. Not far from the village, since Berthieu was sweating, a Menalamba took Berthieu's handkerchief, soaked it in mud and dirty water, and tied it around Berthieu's head, as they jeered at him, shouting: "Behold the king of the Vazaha (Europeans)".
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The limited availability of rehabilitation programmes in prison (despite an increase in the last few years)Minister jeered at new drug treatment centre, Stuff 24 June 2010 means there are long waiting lists and very few prisoners even start a programme until they have completed at least one third of their sentence. Even if a programme is available, the Corrections Department is reluctant to let prisoners start one until they have completed two thirds of their sentence.The 66% Rule, Ombudsmen’s Investigation of the Department of Corrections In Relation to the Detention and Treatment of Prisoners, p 49-52 This has a significant impact on the number of prisoners released on parole.
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He began composing songs for his second album, and attended the Venice Poetry Workshop to try out this new material in front of an audience. Although Waits was eager to record this new material, Cohen instead convinced him to take over as a support act for Frank Zappa's the Mothers of Invention after previous support act Kathy Dalton pulled out due to the hostility from Zappa's fans. Waits joined Zappa's tour in Ontario, but like Dalton found the audiences hostile; while on stage he was jeered at and pelted with fruit. Although he liked the Mothers of Invention's band members, he found Zappa himself intimidating.
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It is said that Sodoma jeered at Giorgio Vasari's Lives of the Artists and that Vasari repaid him by presenting a negative account of Sodoma's morals and demeanour and withholding praise of his work. According to Vasari, the name by which Bazzi was known was "Il Mattaccio" (the Madcap, the Maniac), this epithet having been bestowed upon him by the monks of Monte Oliveto. He dressed gaudily, like a mountebank, and his house was a Noah's ark, owing to the strange miscellany of animals he kept there. He was a cracker of jokes and fond of music, and he sang poems composed by himself on indecorous subjects.
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During nomination day, his supporters jeered at Tony Tan. Tan Jee Say later acknowledged that their actions were "not the correct way to conduct our campaign." During a forum hosted by The Online Citizen attended by all four candidates on 19 August, Tan Jee Say got into a heated exchange with Tony Tan over the Internal Security Act (ISA), which allows the government to detain people without trial. Tan Jee Say said that the law has been used to detain political opponents of the government, which drew a pointed response from Tony Tan, who labelled it a "very serious charge" and asked the former to back it up.
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She tried to get a job as a cook, but they had a cook, so the lady offered to hire her to help the cook as the undercook. She took it, but the servants would not stand it, being jealous of her beauty and her getting such a position when she left the road; instead, they made her clean dishes and hit her on the head with the skimmer. A dance came up, and the servants jeered at the idea that she might go. The young master, who had seen how beautiful she was, asked her if she wanted to go, but she said she was too dirty, even when the master and mistress pressed her as well.
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He rationalizes his actions by claiming, "I'm not scared, I'm just what they call demoralized." His search for justification leads him to remember the days events: the shattering surprise attack, one failed attempt after another to stand and fight, the endless concussions of oncoming enemy shells, and finally his running away because "so much is enough but a little bit more is too much." He and the other deserters are jeered at and called cowards by some reinforcements that pass by; their words force Flickner to realize that a coward is exactly what he has been. Without any real conscious effort, he finds himself leaving the riverbank and wandering through the woods looking for his unit.
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The oldest brother decided to set out after it. They asked the old man how they could know he was safe, and the man gave them a knife: as long as it was bright, he was well, but when it was bloody, evil had happened to him. He met with a giant who told him he had to walk past stones that would mock him; if he did not turn, he could gain what he was after, but if he did, he would turn to stone as well. He went to the mountain, but the stones jeered at him so loudly he turned to throw a rock at them, and turned to stone.
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The Midrash HaGadol relates a story showing how Rachel built up her husband's courage to go study Torah, as he was still illiterate at the age of 40 and was laughed at by the small children in the cheder when he arrived to start learning the aleph-bet. Rachel took the unusual step of putting dirt (or pots of dirt) on the back of their donkey, seeding it, and watering it daily. When the seeds sprouted and grew into plants, she asked Akiva to take the donkey to the marketplace so he could haul back some flour. In the marketplace, everyone pointed at the ridiculous garden growing on the donkey's back and laughed and jeered at Akiva.
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The report said that some of the monitors heard rally participants calling police officers sampah ('garbage') as they passed the police line near the roundabout at Jalan Kinabalu, the police officers, however, did not heed what was said by the participants or retaliate. It further said that between 12 pm and 1 pm, participants at the intersection of Jalan Tun Perak, Jalan Tuanku Andul Rahman and Jalan Raja booed and jeered at policemen but there was no retaliation from the police. The report mentioned that rally participants, at times, threw objects like cans, empty plastic bottles and other items at police and City Hall vehicles moving along Jalan Tun Perak between 12 pm and 2 pm.
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A Chinese criminal with the queue hairstyle, also wearing a cangue around his neck as punishment In 1644, after the conquest of China by the Manchurian Qing dynasty, Han Chinese males were forced as a symbol of subservience to adopt the queue, a Manchurian hairstyle consisting of shaving the forehead and wearing the rest of one's hair in a long plait. In 1903, while a student in Japan, Lu Xun cut off his queue, adopted the Japanese Western-style student uniform and grew a moustache. When he returned to Shaoxing in August, his family were scandalised. Lu Xun bought a false queue and wore traditional clothing in the streets, but people noticed the queue was not real and he was jeered at.
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He courted controversy after it was discovered that he had allegedly spoken to representatives from Genoa and reportedly communicated with Moggi despite the latter's five-year "excommunication" from football. Despite 2008–09 season ending on a high note, Juventus endured a dismal run in the Champions League and later the Europa League during the 2009–10 season. They were eliminated from European competitions after 4–1 defeat away at Fulham despite taking an early lead and traveling supporters chanted "Vattene Blanc e Secco" (Get lost Blanc and Secco) after the final whistle. The players were also jeered at upon their return to Turin and Secco and Blanc came under scathing criticism from fans and the media, as well as several club legends.
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In the early days of the parish, members of St. Peter's were subject to petty persecutions, and were often misunderstood and criticized by some of their fellow Anglicans and by those of other Christian denominations who were not in sympathy with the Tractarian Movement. For example, the choir of men and boys, vested in cassocks and surplices, were jeered at as "night shirt boys". One Sunday morning, it is said, a notice was posted on the door, "Hodgson's junction, all change here for Rome". After Father Hodgson's death, Father Armstrong from Toronto and Father Smythe from the West Indies acted on an interim basis until Canon James Simpson was appointed the second Priest Incumbent. He was inducted Sexagesima, 1887, and remained until his death in 1920.
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Inwood returned to a hero's welcome in Broken Hill in October 1918 but at an event organised in his honour gave a controversial public speech. He claimed he had "been stoned by mongrels at the train", when he had departed to fight and with his return "those mongrels were the first to shake me by the hand". Newly enlisted soldiers had been hooted and jeered at by militant socialists in Broken Hill on their departure, but there is no evidence stones were thrown. Inwood went on to assert that, "If the boys stick together like they did in France there will be no Bolshevikism in this town... I would like to be at one end of the street with a machine-gun and have them at the other end".
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Back in the rivalry's early days, the cheers were led by the "Fannies" in Tampa Bay, while "Striker Likers" filled the stands in Fort Lauderdale. Each side regularly made claims about the rudeness of the other's fans, such as being jeered at, pelted with rocks, spit on, doused with sodas or even chased down and attacked whenever visiting one another's domain. The rivalry between these supporters has earned points for truly creative ugliness of a kind not normally seen in American soccer. At one point, things quite literally got downright rank: During a match in Tampa in 1981, a couple of rotting fish, decked out (presumably by Rowdies fans) in the Strikers' red, yellow and black, were tossed up on the Ft. Lauderdale goal netting for all to smell.
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In the opening weekend of the season Manchester United faced Leicester City at Old Trafford, and went a goal down within seven minutes; Muzzy Izzet's cross was met by Emile Heskey to scuff the ball into the net before Tony Cottee – the scorer in the previous season's corresponding fixture – added a second with fifteen minutes remaining. Teddy Sheringham's intervention and a last gasp free kick by David Beckham helped the home side salvage a point, setting a precedent for things to come. The team's first away game at West Ham followed, but despite the debut of striker Dwight Yorke, United were held to a goalless draw. Beckham, who had become a national hate figure after his dismissal in the World Cup, received a torrid reception by the home supporters, with every touch of the ball made by him jeered at.
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Smith is reported to have not had a gun on him when intervening at the bar, instead taking one from US Marshal Dick Gage to apparently defend himself from an enraged Cunningham; this defense was used, as well as doctor's testimony that Cunningham was not permanently injured, in front of the Cochise Grand Jury in February 1886, with the charges dismissed. Still, on September 22, 1888 Cunningham tried for revenge after the pair were jeered at by a mutual friend called Lazard, with Cunningham chasing Smith for a fight. After a physical fight in the French Wine House, Cunningham took Lazard's pistol and confronted Smith in the street, where he shot Smith in the leg, shattering it near the hip. He became crippled and was believed by Dodge to have died from the effects of this wound, but did not.
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While he was studying the stars and > looking upwards, he fell into a pit, and a neat, witty Thracian servant girl > jeered at him, they say, because he was so eager to know the things in the > sky that he could not see what was there before him at his very feet. The above text has a DK number of 11A9, since it refers to Thales who is, as mentioned above, chapter 11's subject. The source is Theaetetus (one of Plato's dialogues), and gives an account of Thales' life, hence it is a testimonium, represented by the letter A. Finally, it is the ninth item in its chapter, giving it the overall number of DK 11A9. Sometimes, the chapter (personality) number may simply be replaced by the name, which can be helpful in cases where the former is the same as the passage number, to avoid ambiguity.
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In all of these cases the sentences imposed upon the rioters or assailants were very light, while Jews, whenever they came before the court, met with hostile sentiment and received heavy sentences for the slightest offenses. A county official to whom a Jew complained of the insults to which he had been subjected on the street, replied: "You can easily obtain relief, if you give up the murderer." A synagogue sexton who defended himself with a stake against a crowd which assailed him was sentenced to spend a year in jail; and a similar sentence was imposed on a Jewish apprentice because he had beaten a boy who had jeered at him. A highly respected citizen, Jacob Jacoby of Tuchel, was sentenced to confinement for one year in the penitentiary for perjury (October 10), because he had sworn that he had called some boys who had shouted "Hep-Hep!" after him "lümmel" (toughs) only after they had insulted him, while the boys swore that he had first called them offensive names.
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It contrasted with the Christian celebration held, not by chance, on the adjoining day: Significantly, for Asterius the Christian feast was explicitly an entry from darkness into light, and although no conscious solar nature could have been expressed, it is certainly the renewed light at midwinter that was celebrated among Roman pagans, officially from the time of Aurelian, as the "festival of the birth of the Unconquered Sun". Meanwhile, throughout the city of Amasea, although entry into the temples and holy places had been forbidden by the decree of Theodosius I (391), the festival of gift-giving when "all is noise and tumult" in "a rejoicing over the new year" with a kiss and the gift of a coin, went on all around, to the intense disgust and scorn of the bishop: Honest farmers coming into the city were likely to be jeered at, spanked"Flogged" is the bishop's unlikely remark. and robbed. Worse, However, according to the anthropologist James Frazer, there was a darker side to the Saturnalia festival.
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When they had finished, the attackers stripped them naked and jeered at them as they fled. In a private meeting on 18 August, Hédi Annabi, Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, warned that Sudan appeared to be preparing for a major military offensive."U.N. Official Warns of Major New Sudanese Offensive in Darfur" , Washington Post, 18 August 2006 The warning came a day after UN Commission on Human Rights special investigator Sima Samar stated that Sudan's efforts remained poor despite the May Agreement."UN Envoy Says Sudan Rights Record in Darfur Poor" , Voice of America, 17 August 2006 On 19 August, Sudan reiterated its opposition to replacing AMIS with a UN force,"Sudan reiterates opposition to replacing AU troop with UN forces in Darfur" , People's Daily, 19 August 2006 resulting in the US issuing a "threat" to Sudan over the "potential consequences"."US threatens Sudan after UN resistance" , Independent Online, 19 August 2006 On 25 August, Sudan rejected attending a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting to explain its plan to send 10,000 Sudanese soldiers to Darfur instead of the proposed 20,000 UN peacekeeping force.
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