Sentence examples for annual remarks from inspiring English sources

The mayor was here for his annual remarks to the Legislature about the state budget, while Mrs. Clinton came at the invitation of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver for a private question-and-answer session with Democratic lawmakers.

In the annual remarks, which she writes herself, the queen paid tribute to servicemen and women whose "sense of duty takes them away from family and friends" over the holidays, and highlighted a year that included the 60th anniversary of her reign and the London Olympic Games, The Associated Press reported.

There's also the story of Seaman William Brown, which all but cries out for a film to be made: she was the first black woman to serve in the Royal Navy (the Annual Register 1815 remarked that "her features are rather handsome for a black").

The rates for 2004, made public on August 30, prompted pundits, politicians, the press, and the president to engage in their annual rehearsal of empty remarks on why poverty was higher than last year.

The take-away quotation from the session was his remark that as each new Supreme Court term began, he prepared himself to undergo "sort of an annual intellectual lobotomy" — a remark that, out of context, seemed baffling and oddly alienated.

Another candidate described the audience at the Compass annual conference cheering a remark that Brown had done nothing good for the UK.

At an annual checkup, his physician remarked that his low blood pressure and cholesterol were likely an improvement from even before he gained excess weight in the late 1990s.

In the case of annual vines, Darwin (1875) remarked that, even without support diameter constraints, it would be maladaptive to twine around thick and hence large trees, as these vines would hardly reach high-light layers by the end of the growing season.

He made his remarks delivering the annual John Hume lecture at the MacGill Summer School in Glenties, Co Donegal.

He's set to deliver remarks at an annual press conference on Thursday.

Prime Minister Trudeau made light of the gaffe during his remarks at the annual Parliamentary Press Gallery Dinner in June.