Sentence examples for got chided from inspiring English sources
In the following months, Ferguson and St . Louispolice got called out by Amnesty International for human rights abuses, and got chided by a judge for making up an unconstitutional "five second rule" that forced peaceful protesters to move or get arrested.
Even if they do succeed in some areas — cutting out salt and taking their blood pressure pills, for example — they may still get chided by their doctors for not exercising, or for missing a colonoscopy appointment.
It's wider and those of us who are lucky enough to snag coveted front row seats no longer get chided by the paparazzi (who often yelled at the top of their lungs) for us to uncross our legs because our feet used to obstruct the runway view).
So when McCain opposed and didn't show up for a vote on Sen. Jim Webb's bill to provide educational benefits to Iraqi GIs like WWII GIs got, Obama chided him on the Senate floor when Webb's bill won 75-22.
Perhaps he should have chided her instead.
Between Cameroons and their "True Conservative" foes – the ones who would have jumped ship for UKIP long ago if it wouldn't get them chided at the Boodle Club's annual dinner.
You have to work for everything you get," one teabagger chided, bending over to get in the face of the seated older man.
After he gave a rapturous review to "Lancelot of the Lake," a 1974 movie by the French director Robert Bresson, Civiltà Cattolica got a chiding letter from a Vatican official who had not seen the movie but had noticed an advertisement for it, which showed a naked woman's back.
"Remember, Mr. President, I'm getting married," she chided him.
Can you do that at Madison Square Garden?" The only reprimand Capece got was from Harris, who chided him.
