Sentence examples for Remarked today from inspiring English sources

Argentina's Hernán Gumy remarked: "Today they toss bottles on us.

"Whelan went under the Boardwalk looking to sign the homeless up for the census," Mr. Langford remarked today.

Some members remarked today that they had been deluged this week by hundreds of telephone calls from consumers, urging them to approve the ban.

Fassel remarked today on this haphazard operation, saying that some of the offensive linemen pass-blocked well but did not run-block effectively.

As one official from a non-OPEC producing country remarked today: "When the price of crude on the market is $33, everybody can afford to be friends".

Speaking to this paper a few weeks ago, he remarked: "Today I'm regarded outside New York University as a Looney Tunes leftie self-hating Jewish communist; inside the university I'm … a typical old-fashioned white male liberal elitist … I'm on the edge of both, it makes me feel comfortable".

Remarked one Senate Republican this month: "It's an insane process". But there was method in the madness.

One of the most curious, and little-remarked, features of this week's Presidential debate was that the only foreign country to get more than cursory treatment was Colombia, known to most television-watching, non-García Márquez-reading North Americans as a land of rich drug lords, leftist guerrillas, rightist death squads, and ubiquitous coca plantations.

Bresciano's entry into the national set-up, in 2001, little-remarked at the time, coming as it did amid a thicket of Australian-born talent plying their trade in the elite leagues of England, Spain and – as in his case – Italy.

The story of one of this year's most remarked-upon interiors trends started on Instagram.

It was a less remarked-upon feature of the summer budget that Osborne had also cut the value of universal credit – the Resolution Foundation says by 2020 more than 3m households are still set to lose an average of £1,000 from the £3.5bn cut to UC.