- may (besides
incurring constitutional punishment) be
subject to the
upbraidings of all who are now
witnesses of the
present solemn ceremony. Presidency...
- seed
wasteth and
consumeth winde, and is good
against belchings and
upbraidings of the stomach,
alaieth gripings of the belly,
provoketh urine gently...
-
which he
lacked receipts, he paid out of his pocket; in private,
Devouard upbraided Wales for "constantly
trying to
rewrite the past".
Later in
March 2008...
-
chosen successor. On
January 6, 1908, Harding's Star
endorsed Foraker and
upbraided Roosevelt for
trying to
destroy the senator's
career over a
matter of...
-
Retrieved July 22, 2020. Broadwater, Luke (July 22, 2020). "Ocasio-Cortez
Upbraids Republican After He
Denies Vulgarly Insulting Her". The New York Times...
- Prince, the
results may have been mixed. He from time to time
strongly upbraided the
Prince for
showing tendencies towards the idle pleasure-s****ing dilettantism...
-
perhaps also a
backhanded reference to the
scholastic summa,
which he
upbraided for
their moral and
spiritual uselessness.Surtz,
Edward L. (1950). ""Oxford...
- pope saw as Caerularius's arrogance. In his
reply to Caerularius, he
upbraided the
patriarch for
trying to
subject the
patriarchs of
Alexandria and Antioch...
- code of
conduct and
would fine
players for
minor transgressions. He once
upbraided Clough for
talking to a
friend during a
training session. Such traits...
-
accidentally misses a
church prayer meeting because of his running,
Jennie upbraids him and
accuses him of no
longer caring about God. Eric
tells her that...
