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But less than a year earlier he had chastised Jeff Immelt, his successor, for failing to respect the discipline this dumb idea demands.

His wife chastised him. Obviously, she said, the friend needed to talk about what he was going through.

Beijing has chastised the U. S. for fiscal recklessness, but it may be headed for an economic collapse of its own.

As a Cardinal in Argentina, he sparked controversy when he chastised priests for refusing to baptize the children of single mothers.

But the RNC chastised Obama for saying he understands American's troubles, but then hopping up to New York for "a night on the town. "

When his uncle chastised him for studying magic, Han Hsiang-Tzu materialized two flowers with poems written on the leaves.

Barkley once again chastised LeBron's words, saying he made another "stupid decision" .

As the first member of the Toyoda clan to head the company in 14 years, Mr. Toyoda chastised his predecessors for growing too fast.

In one episode, she actually chastised him for breathing too loudly.

Many critics chastised Mr. Zhang for giving money to a foreign institution rather than donating it for use in his homeland.

In the universe of which Don Juan has a glimpse, ridicule too is included. He would consider it normal to be chastised.

eg: Dan's mother chastised him for talking in church.

Mark my words! You'll hear about this and be chastised with scorpions.

I. Mark my words! You'll hear about this and be chastised with scorpions.

When he almost tells his girlfriend's young daughter there is no tooth fairy, he's quickly shushed and then chastised.

the chastised child looked at her father with a pathetic , doleful expression.

Once thefemales had been chastised, they were less likely to gulp down prawns.

I remember in a friendly way he chastised me for not being more pushy.

If one does not show the ability, or the will to progress rapidly; one is expelled, and chastised to the life of a laborer.

Beijing would not take kindly to being chastised formally.

Gore chastised those who have proposed opening new areas for oil drilling as a solution to U. S. energy problems.

The business administration bureau has chastised pornography vendors to prevent them from violating the law again.

Last week Cameron was chastised by Gingerbread, the single parents' charity, for championing marriage.

In 2007, the Tennessee Center for Policy Research chastised Gore for "extravagant energy use" at his Nashville, Tennessee, mansion.

In particular they chastised the government's advocacy of a cap-and-trade policy for greenhouse gas emissions.

Cheryl chastised me, saying that her mama always vacuumed under their sofa seats every week.

But whilst we are judged, we are chastised by the Lord, that we be not condemned with this world.

Still, he was chastised for inappropriate behavior and apologized.

After the first few drills, Rescorla chastised employees for moving too slowly in the stairwell.

The father chastised his son for his misconduct.

the chastised child sat humbly in the corner.

Though she meant well, she was often chastised for being the teacher's pet.

During the computer class, the teacher chastised one boy for talking to the girl sitting behind him.

He chastised Congress for cutting his budget request.

Our government chastised the behaviors of NATO.

Was roundly chastised for insolence.

The leader chastised that man who made a mistake.

He chastised and blindfolded me, and took me upstairs.

I say "lucky" because if we attack first, we will be chastised.

boys , your mother was quite right to have chastised me ,