Sentence examples for a scolding from from inspiring English sources
That prompted a scolding from the OAS.
(He got a scolding from Satten).
NO-NOS Talk too loudly and suffer blatant stares, shushing or possibly even a scolding from the bus attendant.
It starts with a scolding from the young M. D. and ends with his inviting her to dinner.
David Wells, after a scolding from Manager Joe Torre, slogged through seven innings to get the victory.
Then the Nets stopped getting back on defense and communicating with one another, earning a scolding from Coach Byron Scott.
"A scold, a nag, from Old English for shrewmouse".
But with the death of Mr. Scutt fresh on Ms. Turner's mind, the oversight prompts a gentle scolding from an edgy dispatcher.
Two "persistent beggars" were arrested in the area in 1893; on them was a scolding note from Mrs. Kelly: "We all heard you cursing at the door a few nights ago".
If she was even one minute late delivering her last package, she said, it led to a scolding email from Amazon Support.
The financially strapped Los Angeles Community College District will get an emergency $5-million 5-million the county to meet today's payroloanbut the unprecedented bail-out was accompanied by a scolding Thursday from members of the Board of Supervisors.
