Sentence examples for get a lecturing from inspiring English sources

They get a lecturing from the so-called Socialists of France about prudence, while Varoufakis has been labelled by his German counterpart as "foolishly naive".

Radio Festival to get a lecture in rock … from Keith Richards?

Media Monkey Radio Festival to get a lecture in rock … from Keith Richards?

They will not get a lecture from Ms Cadwell, because they have already viewed, at home, various lectures as video clips on KhanAcademy (given by Salman Khan, its founder).

The police officer and his companion get a lecture from the WildAid rangers about the need for wildlife preservation.

Conway, for his part, said that he was "always amused" to "get a lecture in constitutional law from a self-certified ophthalmologist".

Don't ask for your espresso to go; not only will you not get it, you might get a lecture about why that's a terrible idea.

8.13pm BST 12 min: Alves is the next player to get a lecture off the Turkish referee, for a late tackle on Guardado in the right corner.

When I tell people I'm American, either I get a lecture (always the same lecture — it has to do with our blind support of Israel and our denial of the human rights of Palestinians) or a huge welcome, sometimes both.

When I tell people I'm American, either I get a lecture (always the same lecture it has to do with our blind support of Israel and our denial of the human rights of Palestinians) or a huge welcome, sometimes both.

First, it's always fun to get a lecture about comedy being dragged back in time from a man whose department has in recent years revived Are You Being Served (which first aired in 1972), Open All Hours (1973) and Porridge (1974).