Sentence examples for we were scolded from inspiring English sources

But we were scolded by an immigration agent, who explained that only married couples or family members could stand together.

This week on HuffPost Arts, we were scolded by Kevin Spacey as Richard III, saw Frank Lloyd Wright's dark side and possibly found a long-lost Da Vinci.

"While we were scolding him, we were also proud of him.

Not long ago, we were scolding the perfume manufacturers for the names they give their products (Frenzy, My Sin, Wild Harvest).

By Robert MacMillan The New Yorker, July 9, 1949 P. 11 Not long ago, we were scolding the perfume manufacturers for the names they give their products (Frenzy, My Sin, Wild Harvest).

As interns, we are firmly told to leave after 80 hours so our programs do not get into trouble, yet on the way out the door we are scolded for our laziness.

First we're scolded for training our children to be materialistic teenagers (Ann Hulbert's "Tweens 'R' Us," Jon Gertner's "Hey, Mom, Is It O.K. if These Guys Market Stuff to Us"?) and then we're tantalized with some of the coolest stuff you can possibly buy for kids (Elizabeth Weil's "Modernist Nursery," Camille Sweeney's "Lunch Box Outside the Box," Francisco Goldman's "Robot for the Masses").

QUESTION FROM MAURICE: I love how women become important only when we are scolding the middle east and Arab countries.

In the nineteenth century, ballerinas were scolded for being too skinny.

But he and other speakers were scolded for not being bold enough in the subsequent round-table discussion.

They were scolded but no one is demanding the money be paid back.