reprovingly

She said it reprovingly, then looked at the road ahead.

When I left that night, the door closed reprovingly behind me.

You want to be the captain, he told himself reprovingly.

Said reprovingly because George looked as if he might have been following the lesson.

"You did not tell me so," the girl said reprovingly.

"You talk like an American," she said, staring at me reprovingly.

Then, seeing the other glance reprovingly at her, she apologized.

The director shook his head reprovingly before turning to Mac.

"I've got to be more careful about that," he says reprovingly.

"You're not allowed to smoke in here, she said reprovingly.

"You should have thought of that, Evan," he said reprovingly.

But he also shook his head reprovingly at her.

"You are supposed to be resting," I said reprovingly, at one point.

"This hardly seems like an appropriate time for jokes," he said reprovingly.

"Yes, you should have," Calhoun said reprovingly from the control panel.

It's not very gallant to keep her waiting,' he added reprovingly.

"Ladies first," said Peter, looking reprovingly at the little bear.

She withdraws a few small instruments, looks at them in her hand reprovingly.

Gran looked at him reprovingly over the rim of her glass.

I said reprovingly, "Aren't you a little young for that?"

"I was wondering where you were, sir," he said reprovingly.

"You have watched me too long," I said reprovingly.

When he had finished, she shook her head reprovingly.

He held up his hands to help her down, shaking his head reprovingly.

"He was flirting," Henry said reprovingly before turning to me.