Sentence examples for starts scolding from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama comes out after Trayvon is murdered and does this weird, half-ass thing where he's, like, 'That could've been my son,' and at the same time he starts scolding young black men".

That night, on heavyweight news show NewsNight, Jeremy Paxman starts scolding me as soon as I sit down.

Tuesday: To my surprise, Jenni Murry, with whom I have had any number of cozy chats in the past, starts scolding me as soon as I sit down for Women's Hour.

For an example: at the time I was sympathetic to Stalinism, and he started scolding me with great good humor, his manner something of a cross between a kid brother and a doting uncle.

This put quite a damper on the retaliation protocol, to the point where when one of my teammates charged the mound after being hit by a pitch, he stopped halfway and started scolding the pitcher.

After trapping, however, up to two-thirds of the birds would become upset when they saw the dangerous mask and start scolding, mobbing, and dive-bombing the wearer.

As it turns out, crows don't forget a face: Up to two-thirds of the birds in the area would become upset when they saw the dangerous mask and start scolding, mobbing, and dive-bombing the wearer, no matter who they were. .

And then I went out the next day with the mask that we had captured the birds with, and it took about 20 minutes before I encountered a group of birds that immediately started scolding and harassing me and mobbing and following me on campus.

Then my husband's family members started scolding me saying I had caused this to the child who was otherwise healthy.

"Then you start getting scolded in front of others.

"If you expect me to start running around and start hollering and cussing and scolding players in the newspapers, I am not going to do that," he said.