I don’t want the boss to chide me for being late again, so I’m setting the alarm for a half hour earlier.

I knew that Mrs. Perkins would probably chide me for having terrible penmanship, so I decided to type the final draft of my essay on the computer.

I enjoyed watching the mother bird chatter and chide the babies until they finally made their first awkward attempt at flight.

Lisa knew that her friends would chide her for refusing to go to the fraternity party, but she was certain that she was making the smart choice.

If Courtney didn’t always bother to chide Tommy about wearing a helmet when he goes skate boarding, he would probably have brain damage from all the falls he’s taken.

Although I realized that my accountant would probably chide me for not making quarterly payments to the IRS, I preferred to hold on to my money as long as I could.

Mary knew that things had been very hectic at her husband’s job, so she didn’t chide him for forgetting their anniversary.

It never fails that I overindulge on treats on the weekend, then chide myself on Monday for having such weak will power.

Little Carrie was proud of her new haircut, and she never expected her mother to chide her for her creativity.

Despite the President’s efforts to chide the reporters at the press conference for getting off-topic, they continued to pursue the same controversial line of questioning.