Sentence examples for to scolding from inspiring English sources
Then I will go back to scolding my children to clean up their mess.
As captain, Zidane intends to lead but he was reduced to scolding.
This is similar to scolding the media for focusing on the one plane that crashes and not giving equal attention to all the planes that land safely.
In addition to scolding Norway and promising that its standing with China would suffer, it has mounted a heavy-handed campaign to deter other nations from sending any dignitaries to attend the ceremony in Oslo.China has vastly overstated its success in this effort, citing the 100+ countries that will not attend the ceremony as proof that most of the world supports its position.
Police officials have said that as a result of the scandals, officers are finding that the public less cooperative in helping them investigate crimes and that some citizens have taken to scolding officers about the corruption when they receive traffic violations or other reprimands.
The inner dialogue turns to scolding rather easily.
He answered, prepared to scold a telemarketer.
To scold each other, like two baking-girls.
My point here is not to scold my neighbors.
Mr Sarkozy, too, likes to scold bank chiefs.
