Sentence examples for you admonish from inspiring English sources

SIR —The harmonisation and alignment commitments you admonish donors for failing to implement are no panacea.

Long stretches of time with toddlers can be boring, and the unavoidable moments when you admonished and corrected them were, to me, the dullest.

And the latest RoboMower model talks to you, admonishing you to read the manual before you set it in motion and complaining in "Lost in Space" robot fashion ("Danger! Please remove the battery before lifting") when you pick it up in the middle of its chores.

Jane Eyre takes the reader into her confidence like no narrator before in English fiction, yet does so in order to correct you, or wrangle with you, or even admonish you.

I have but one request: would you please admonish Barack Obama for the same things.John Toohey San AntonioSIR – Could you enlighten me as to where I might find "flashily intellectual" European leaders?Heinz Kestermann Sydney* Letter appears online only.

You could admonish him and tell him how stupid he is and that you are ashamed of him.

QUESTION FROM JEFF PARSONS: You should admonish everyone to draw near and give their attention.

She can call out the students' names, offer a polite "Thank you", and admonish the pupils to be quiet.

Pull that center perch closer to the space between driver and front-passenger seats, and you can admonish or administer to that toddler's needs while still having him seated in the second row, where he'll be safer in an accident.

And you shall not ask of Me anything about which you cannot have any knowledge: thus, behold, do I admonish you lest you should be of the ignorant.

All bets are off, and no one gives you the admonishing finger if you follow a platter-size funnel cake with a deep-fried Oreo chaser.