Sentence examples for I chided him from inspiring English sources

I chided him: he should write a memoir.

I thought you were reformed, I chided him.

Besides," I chided him, "going to Notre Dame isn't just about football.

In an interview for the Scientist in 1988, I chided him that he exercised a strict embargo policy because, just like a newspaper editor, he loved "scoops".

I chided him for driving too fast -- saying that at this point there was no urgency.

I chided him by declaring my car a PG-13 vehicle, which means the offensive word can only be used once and no more!

I never chided him for the troubles he brought on my family and their businesses".

I once chided him about keeping so many outdated newspapers around only to realize each paper had something in common -- I recognized the photo of the columnist above the article.

"Remember, Mr. President, I'm getting married," she chided him.

INCORRECTION/MISCORRECTION: When a card-carrying Nit-picker sent in a correction that was in itself mistaken, I stood my grammatical ground, chided him for his own error and called it an incorrection.

"I didn't ask you about that," Piersig chided him gently.