Sentence examples for scolding one of from inspiring English sources

I observed just recently after a community sports event a "parent coach" scolding one of the team's players.

"Eternal damnation for one night with Casanova!" an inquisitor scolds one of the nuns.

But O'Brien scolded one of the well-wishers: "Don't rub your nipples, sir. It's disturbing".

But the irrepressible Black has just scolded one of Canada's largest media groups, Postmedia Network Corporation, for reporting another quarter of steep losses.

"They've earned it". Her husband also took the stage that night and was cheered, but he later scolded one of the event's organizers over her reception, as if the organizer could have controlled it.

Cut to an absurdly well-heeled satanist – the type who'll scold one of his goat-headed minions for decapitating someone without laying some tarp down first – on the hunt for the document, and it's clear that what the boys have found is dangerous.

"Let's all commit ourselves to the basic civility of minding our own business," she concludes in an essay exhorting mothers to stop scolding one another in public.

Most of the e-mails were hostile: "Shame on you!" scolded one man (4' 9").

"Before you post these preteen level meaningless duck rhymes of yours," Mr. Walker scolded one would-be hip-hop lyricist in 1995, "I suggest you consider the fact that hundreds of people from across the world are going to have to suffer through them as I did".

"Maybe It's Time for Candidate to Be a Husband," scolded one headline.

But the animus against the work was clear, and declared itself unmistakably when McCarthy scolded even one of his heroes, Michel Leiris, for stooping to "candid confession and exposure of personal peccadillos … ie Oprah literature".