Sentence examples for got made fun of from inspiring English sources

"At school I got made fun of," she said.

I went to middle school in Harlem so I knew that to get my New York fill I had to visit the school where I got made fun of because I played handball with the boys.

Furtado - whose immigrant parents named her Nelly Kim because "they didn't want to give me a Portuguese name in case I got made fun of at school" - astutely remarks that it has become commonplace.

Then there was the item in Gawker.com, which asked, "If you're straight, why move to Chel-sea and have such perfect eyebrows?" "I got made fun of a bunch," Kreiss said the other day, insisting that his image as a party boy is a misrepresentation.

Senator Williams cancelled his meeting with the students, and Christie later said that he and his friend were "ashamed, and we got made fun of all week," according to "Chris Christie: The Inside Story of His Rise to Power," Bob Ingle and Michael Symons's thorough biography.

(My friend Tom recently got made fun of for showing up with a VFG at a shooting competition).

"If you're in the movie, you get made fun of".

"I get made fun of by the older crowd," he said.

Every place and every person gets made fun of sooner or later.

"I get made fun of for being Asian/Chinese everyday but it's not hard core," he wrote his parents.

I had dark features, dark hair, dark eyes, big nose and big lips, and I used to get made fun of because of how I looked".