Sentence examples for quick to berate from inspiring English sources

Luongo objected to being left in one game that was hopelessly lost, and said that Milbury, instead of nurturing him as a young player, was quick to berate him publicly.

1741 - WI 82-4: Bresnan maiden, one to Chanderpaul off Broad, then Samuels is beaten, with Viv Richards quick to berate him over his footwork, or lack thereof.

Mingus is quick to take offense at his houseguests' behavior, and to berate Marion for burdening him with them, but his absence of tenderness or compassion — of any recognition that the visit might be hard on her too — is troubling and confusing, perhaps more for the audience than for Marion.

No wonder Mr Adrià was stylishly slim where Mr Santamaría, white chef's jacket stretched to bursting point as he rose monumentally from his chair to berate his rival in public, was not.At his restaurant, he was quick to point out, the food was pure, unadulterated, and looked like what it was.

Vicar tried to berate her.

The right to berate other women?

Its clients queue up to berate their daughters-in-law.

She did not need to berate the employee.

There is no reason to berate her further.

McEnroe continued to berate him, and Zuckerman hung up.

McEnroe thought Borg was going to berate him.