Sentence examples for a remark over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich gleefully seized on a remark over the weekend by the financier George Soros, a bugbear to conservatives, that there was "little difference" between Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney.

If it was difficult to interpret a remark made over the phone as an order, it was more difficult to believe that Eichmann had been in a position to give orders to Army generals.

In a similar remark over the weekend, Michael Hayden, the former head of the N.S.A., said that "Gmail is the preferred Internet service provider of terrorists worldwide"; he was talking at the time about a program that, unlike the metadata one, explicitly collects the content of communications.

It started with a casual remark over coffee.

But as soon as I over-heard a remark about "woman drivers", I became flustered.

It was a remark that sailed right over the limits of credulity but probably gained him a fan for life.

The rest of the trailer was carpeted....Then Hank & Boyce almost got into a fight over a remark Hank made about somebody named Linda.

The allegations come weeks after Top Gear executives expressed regret over a remark made by Clarkson on the show's Burma special, broadcast in March.

In New York, the mayor's office offered a terse comment on Saturday over a remark that Rupert Murdoch said Mr. Bloomberg had made about Mr. Obama after playing golf with the president over the summer.

WHEN a television reporter confronted him on February 8th over a remark about the death of an Australian soldier in Afghanistan, Tony Abbott, Australia's opposition leader, fell strangely silent.

It also reported the news that a member of the religious police stabbed a man, possibly with nail clippers, after the two fought over a remark that the man's wife should cover her face.