reprimand造句

He let me off with a reprimand.

Two colonels received letters of reprimand for those failures.

However, it was to be the poet of a reprimand.

It certainly earned Singapore an unusual public reprimand from China.

Before she could reply, my mother launched into a severe reprimand.

When you need to reprimand a student, do it quietly and privately (in their ear).

I felt that his reprimand was reasonable. I could not die, so I came up here!

"Some people get angry when we reprimand them," Suarez said. Some drivers have shouted insults after a silent rebuke.

Battle No. 3: Companies don't have a dress code but they still reprimand employees for wearing certain attire.

She was thinking that she must reprimand her home help the next morning for such a monstrous piece of negligence.

Another example, to treat the child's back, many parents feel intolerable, reprimand or scolding will generally take the way of punishment, until the child is "mistaken" so far.

The classical music detentions at West Park School are only the latest experiment in using and abusing some of humanity's greatest cultural achievements to reprimand youth.

He had to answer; he could not ignore the question or brush it away with a reprimand or a dismissive counterquestion.

Introduce a "Dostoyevsky rule" of crime and punishment into public life. Too many characters are caught but get away with a reprimand, or nothing at all.

I just wished to give him one last smack over the head, for when he returns he will be enlightened and I will not be able to reprimand him again.