Sentence examples for been given a severe from inspiring English sources

According to his supporters, he had just been given a severe beating.

Cole, who earns £110,000 a week, is reported to have been given a severe dressing down, and has formally apologised to Cowan.

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Andy Niedzwiecki, the agent who was representing Lascelles at the time, has been fined £10,000 and warned as to his conduct, and the player himself has been given a severe warning, the FA said on its website.

But they have also been given a "severe censure" for not paying their First Division rivals a share of the receipts from the 2 February fifth-round tie.

According to party sources, she was given a "severe dressing down" and ordered to apologise unreservedly.

Wenger argues plausibly that Chelsea will be given a severe test, but this was only nominal preparation.

They take relocation, even when in growth, extremely well; as long as they are given a severe cut and generous watering after replanting.

Last month, Russia's education minister, Vladimir M. Filippov, publicly rebuked Mr. Savelyev, saying he "was given a severe reprimand and a warning" for violating a "whole series" of secret orders from the ministry pertaining to educational services to Iran.

The incident was subject to a stewards' investigation, which resulted in both drivers being given a severe reprimand and a warning that "future similar actions may result in severe penalties".