Sentence examples for being told off at from inspiring English sources

And how many endowment directors have the pleasure of fielding angry calls from leading politicians, or being told off at dinner parties by the likes of Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the publisher of The Daily News and a habitual subject of Observer articles that are habitually unflattering.

She said she kept being told off for making mistakes at work, but didn't know why.

Annoyed at being told off, I turned to my uncle.

So when it's her at four being told off by the teacher, she's, 'Yes, yes, yes.'" Her family grew up near Liverpool, then moved to London.

The England coach was joined in the arena by a 3,400-strong 3,400-strongh contingent who arrived just before kick-off after being told to Middlesbroughilla Borghese to be escontingentpolice followhog the previous night's trouble in the city.

May 27: Another one-two, but this time in far more controversial circumstances in Monaco, with a charging Hamilton unhappy at being told to back off of Alonso.

But, he added, parents "often get thrown off by being told they are at fault, that they can't do anything about it or that they need someone else to do it".

Five years after being told to look at taking Social Security numbers off Medicare cards, Medicare officials say they need six more months to figure out how much it will cost.

Police stood by reports that Mitchell – furious at being told to get off his bicycle and use a pedestrian gate rather than Downing Street's main gate – had called officers "morons" and "plebs".

Q: The document says parliament must be told about write-offs at the earliest opportunity.

Fifteen minutes later, I'm told to get off at Olympia.