joke at造句

"Do you throw your dead grandmother around for a joke at her funeral?" he said.

"That's his little joke at my expense," said Yermolov softly, poking Raevsky, near him, with his knee.

The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps' annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.

Because you are not in the place, and will not turn back. So I didn't stop or stay, which was a cold joke at the very end.

There is a idiom called "right". It tells us what to do and learn to stop. Just as if you don't like me, I'm dead and I can only be a joke at the end.

The referees have been a joke at this world cup and Horacio Elizondo took it to a new level as he let himself be conned time and time again in the England vs Portugal game.

Watching this we might assume it isn't intended to be diagnostic of human psychology; rather it's just a way of making a joke at the expense of the main character.