Sentence examples for began remarks from inspiring English sources

Benjamin began shouting just after Obama began remarks on the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

I only really started noticing that I was losing weight when people who came to see the band began remarking about it, and some even said if I lost too much they would stop coming to the shows.

Pre-Twitter, industry watchers began remarking on the rise of the Super Fan, those viewers who flocked to a show's message boards or Facebook pages, pledging devotion with passion that increasingly filled out the space where large viewership numbers used to be.

Consider a phrase that was tossed out to begin remarks at a historic moment.

The mayor typically begins remarks before Hispanic audiences with a smattering of Spanish, which he has studied for years.

The head of national intelligence begins remarks with: "Now this is true... .. and follows up with an old, untrue, naval legend.

She spoke movingly, telling Castro that her nightmare was over but his was just beginning, remarking that she would not let what he had done define the rest of her life.

House Republicans were meeting even as Mr. Obama began his remarks.

But as he began his remarks, chants of "Resign!

At another appearance, Romney began his remarks by saying, "Morning, y'all".

He began his remarks Monday by thanking God, teammates, family and coaches for keeping him humble.