remonstrate

Laura brought her back again, remonstrating as she did so.

"Perhaps it would be best if he were sent for, so that all might remonstrate with him."

She was about to remonstrate with him, when a shadow looked over them.

Well, stop acting like one, to start with, she remonstrated herself.

In 1349, the King remonstrated with the town council about the state of the streets.

"He could have been a little more gentle with me," she remonstrates.

I started to remonstrate; she stopped me with a warning hand.

The last word grated on me; but how could I remonstrate!

But none of them had the courage to remonstrate with him.

"But she was only in your mind for an instant," he remonstrated.

Leon had followed the only course open to him, she remonstrated with herself.

"But you cannot live here in the hills alone," I remonstrated.

Ransom was about to remonstrate with her again when something moved behind him.

Jack had remonstrated with Tom over returning young men to almost certain death.

But that's no way to talk, Robbie remonstrated when he said things like that.

Ned Land would have remonstrated, but the door was shut upon him.

Randall had his hands on the panel, still he remonstrated.

The display went blank just as he seemed about to remonstrate.

While remonstrating with the hospital workers who were trying to make him return to his bed he collapsed.

"Is it your intention to march forward and remonstrate with them?"

Seemingly they did not yet understand at all why Bell was still remonstrating them.

King remonstrated, and Swift gave up the intention for a time.

The doctor remonstrates Emma for not having come earlier, an hour would have made all the difference.

Then, when Rob's wife went to remonstrate with him, he hit her, hard, in the face.

Even as a kid I could see this wasn't right and tried remonstrating with my father.