Scolding

The coach's scolding motivated the team to perform better in the next game.

The employee received a scolding from the supervisor for making a mistake.

The chef gave the line cook a scolding for burning the food.

He faced scolding from his mother for not cleaning his room.

The scolding from the judge made the lawyer nervous.

She couldn't bear the scolding from her parents for failing the exam.

The teacher's scolding caused the student to feel embarrassed in front of the class.

The scolding from the coach made the players work harder.

The scolding from the customer made the waiter apologize.

The librarian gave the noisy students a scolding for disturbing others.

The scolding from the judge made the accused realize the severity of the crime committed.

The scolding the child received from the babysitter made him promise to behave better in the future.

The politician's scolding of his opponent made him look aggressive during the debate.

The principal gave the students a scolding for breaking school rules.

After the mistake, he received a scolding from the supervisor.

The employee received a scolding from the manager for not meeting the deadline.

The scolding from the traffic police made the driver cautious.

The scolding from the doctor made the patient understand the importance of following a healthy lifestyle.

The coach's scolding of the player was a wake-up call for him to improve his game.

The CEO gave a scolding speech to the employees for the company's poor performance.

The scolding from the judge made the accused realize the seriousness of the crime.

The neighbor gave the dog owner a scolding for not cleaning up after his pet.

The scolding she received from her doctor was a reminder to take her medication on time.

The customer got a scolding from the salesperson for misusing the product.

The waiter got a scolding from the customer for forgetting the order.