Sentence examples for would reprimand from inspiring English sources
"We've been through this" or "we've been down this road" he would reprimand lawyers when their questions began to address ground already covered.
[B3.] ABC to Reprimand Correspondent ABC News executives said they would reprimand John Stossel, the news correspondent, for a report challenging the assumed benefits of organic food that was based in part on evidence that did not exist.
ABC News executives said yesterday that they would reprimand John Stossel, the news correspondent, for a report challenging the assumed benefits of organic food that was based in part on evidence that did not exist.
A member of the organization named Chester J. Koch, of Cleveland, said he hoped that Mayor Lindsay would reprimand the non-sleepers, Vice-Admiral Leland P. Lovett (Ret). said that Julia Ward Howe was awakened by the march of federal troops during the Civil War, and "she was inspired to write the lyrics to "The Battle Hymn of the Republic".
When Cookie, the negro maid, made a remark to the effect that the doctor was seen visiting at Dr. Palmer's a favorite place for gay parties, the wife thought only that Cookie had overstepped herself and told the doctor that she would reprimand her for it.
The new law would reprimand students caught carrying a mobile phone on campus.
I'd reprimand myself over and over again, telling myself that now I couldn't eat as punishment.
The first few times she'd reprimand me with a funny look and a playful wag of her finger, but now when she does it she mouths the words "I fucking hate you," and I can tell by the look in her eye that she means it.
Critics have taken umbrage that Mister Jenison spent an exorbitant amount of money re-creating Vermeer's room and lens; I would assume those critics would also reprimand John F. Kennedy for spending so much money to send men to the moon.
Of course if that happened I wouldn't reprimand anybody.
Tomorrow, what will you do?' But I would never reprimand him, because he was honest.
