Sentence examples similar to a fresh remark from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Al Habtoor lobbed fresh remarks at Trump, saying to NBC: "I'm sorry I ever supported you".

Much like that smart-alecky woman, I was fond of making fresh remarks and indulging in bitter complaints.

As the water dripped down the young man's chin, the master asked, "How does it taste?" "Fresh," remarked the apprentice.

Among the many statements about the protests published by teams throughout the week, including the 49ers' fresh remarks on "oppression and social injustices," only the Seattle Seahawks have specifically called out racial divides. .

Macron's remarks are a fresh sign that leading French politicians jockeying for the presidency are in no mood to offer concessions to the UK.

Her remarks fueled a fresh spat between Labour and the SNP, after Scottish Labour's Europe spokesman Lewis Macdonald said Minor had meant an independent Scotland would need to join the queue behind the four existing candidates.

Despite nervousness from some GOP strategists, who worry that the fallout could hit down-ballot Republican candidates, the Wisconsin congressman's remarks opened a fresh line of attack.

Kim's remarks came shortly after the White House announced a fresh round of sanctions targeting North Korean banking.

Then he remarked upon my height, and asked me to fetch him a fresh package of American Spirit cigarettes from the furrow atop a kitchen cabinet.

Sounds was finished at Real World Studios, and Kelly has remarked that working there let the band regroup and gave them a fresh perspective.

Kerry made his remarks as Russia sent naval reinforcements to the Mediterranean that western observers believe could be used for a fresh offensive on Aleppo.