Dinned

The journalist dinned into the company for their unethical business practices.

The customer dinned on the poor service of the hotel.

He constantly dinned on the poor quality of the food at the restaurant.

He dinned into his colleague about how she was handling the project.

The media dinned on the politician's scandal for weeks.

She dinned into her son about the importance of studying for his exams.

The coach dinned into the team about their poor performance.

The teacher dinned into her students the importance of punctuality.

The critic dinned on the film's poor acting and plot.

The CEO dinned into the employees about the need to meet targets.

The parents dinned into their children about the importance of saving money.

The food critic dinned on the restaurant's poor service and quality of food.

The supervisor dinned into his employees about the company's dress code policy.

The bell dinned repeatedly, indicating the end of the school day.

The barking of the neighbor's dog dinned in my ears, disturbing my peace and quiet.

The coach dinned instructions to his players, hoping to improve their performance.

The preacher's voice dinned in the church, exhorting the congregation to repent.

The teacher's voice dinned in the classroom, scolding the students for their behavior.

The children's constant screaming and shouting dinned in my head, making me feel exhausted.

The music at the party was so loud that it dinned in my ears, giving me a headache.

The alarm clock dinned in my ears, waking me up abruptly.

The sound of the jackhammer dinned through the construction site, drowning out all other noise.

The thunderstorm outside dinned so loudly that I couldn't hear myself think.

The sound of the typewriter dinned in the quiet office, reminding everyone of their work.

The sound of the siren dinned in the streets, warning everyone of the approaching storm.

The mother dinned the importance of time management into her children.

The television blaring in the background dinned in my ears, making it difficult to have a conversation.

The phone's constant ringing dinned in my ears, making me feel stressed.

The constant noise of the machinery dinned the workers' ears.

The numerous facts and figures dinned her memory.

The loud and busy streets of the market dinned his senses.

The constant beeping of notifications dinned her concentration.

The jumbled and complex data on the chart dinned his comprehension.

The sheer number of people and sounds dinned his senses in the busy city.

The fast-paced action of the video game dinned his reflexes.

The overwhelming number of options on the menu dinned her decision-making ability.

The non-stop chatter of the tour guide dinned their ears.

The plethora of choices at the restaurant dinned her decision-making skills.

The flashing lights and loud music dinned her senses at the concert.

The chaotic traffic in the city dinned his nerves.

The endless stream of news updates dinned her mind.

The multiple pop-up ads on the website dinned his attention.

The confusing and overlapping instructions dinned his understanding.

The conflicting instructions from her supervisors dinned her mind.

The teacher dinned the class with complex mathematical equations.

The flashing lights and loud music at the club dinned her senses.

She dinned the address into her friend's mind before sending her off.

The teacher dinned the correct pronunciation into the English language learners.

The mother dinned the need to eat vegetables into her child.

The coach dinned the team strategy into the soccer players.