Sentence examples for chided about from inspiring English sources

The shoe designer STEVE MADDEN should be chided about it, but he's already looking at a gloomy summer.

At the camp, Sanchez said, Daniel was chided about his resemblance to the cartoon character Fred Flintstone.

But Dr. William Schaffner, the chairman of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University, said that "we, the public health community, deserve to be chided" about the confusion.

The prospect of being chided about something he can control will compel Bonds to pass Mays and begin his pursuit of Ruth.

When gently chided about the papers, files and memos that have not yet been put in their place in his new office, Groh said, "One of my projects was to come in here and start being the coach and put everything in place, not to have a decorator".

Whereas I'd be subject to chiding about my mother's West Indian accent at parent evenings or being called a "coon", it felt irrelevant to the perfect storm of racism, recession and repression that my friends experienced.

Mays used to chide him about never having won a batting title; Bonds stopped that when he won one in 2002.

In a recent preseason game he was reunited with an official who was a rookie 11 years ago, a guy Schottenheimer chided relentlessly about his calls back then, but both laugh about that now.

Talkback radio and letters to the editor chided her about getting involved with politics.

Atchley said his teammates did not consider Clear Lake to be a part of Houston and chided him about it.

They asked participants to complete more maths tests—and also tests in which they mentally rotated an object while investigators chided them about their performance.