Sentence examples for a comment in a from inspiring English sources

As for the cracking of codes, it is shrunk to a single, Oh-my-God epiphany, triggered by a comment in a pub, and fêted with a barrage of music-boosted hugs among Turing and his team.

As one fan, Lance, put it on a comment in a comic blog: "What has me upset is how unnecessary it was to remove Oracle from the DC Universe.

The Press Association's $50m figure stems from a comment in a new eBook titled Beyond Batman: The Unauthorised True Story of Christian Bale and His Dark Knight Dilemma, by Vincent Russel.

Instead, he posted a comment in a thread on Bridgewinners.com in which he said that he and three of his teammates from the previous two years had decided to give up everything they had won together — something that he said all players should do if they believe their team includes "a cheating pair".

The idea is simple (although the software is so complex it took a year to build): before posting a comment in a forum or below an article, users must rate two randomly selected comments from others for quality of argument and civility (defined as an absence of personal attacks or abuse).

What started with a comment in a company magazine has turned into a major campaign against one of the UK's biggest minicab firms, uniting black cabs with cyclists and encompassing a protest, a twitter boycott campaign and a petition to have Addison Lee's license withdrawn.

(Ann mentioned it in a comment in an earlier post).

Before you joined the administration you made a comment in an interview that the Obama administration had miscalculated, gone too far left on health care.

For example, someone making a comment in an article about the business practices of her employer may not want to be publicly identified, lest she suffer retribution.

I was reminded of it when reading a comment in an Irish Times article yesterday, headlined "Dissident republicanism's 20-year escalation".

May 29: It was with dismay that I read a comment in an article about the fire in Leyton interpreting our adherence to the highest levels of client confidentiality as "confusion".