Sentence examples for business remarks from inspiring English sources

The row over assistant commissioner Bob Quick's remarks about the Conservatives behaving in a "totally corrupt way" by allegedly planting a Mail on Sunday story about his wife's car-hire business – remarks which he has now retracted – seems something of a storm in a teacup compared to many of the bigger issues that the police and politicians confront.

While walking out the front door, the owner of the business remarked that this reporter "could go be a reporter over there on public property" while pointing to the street.

When Mr Cable delivered the full speech, it was far from a socialist call to arms, with the most incendiary passages balanced by pro-business remarks.

But he finds equally good things to say about most of the businesses, remarking for instance that profit margins on branded cheese turn out to be very close to those on private-label cereals.

"Film work is a powerfully erotic business," Bergman remarks in his memoir "The Magic Lantern".

'God, it is awful, this war business,' he remarks at one point.

"There is something about them I have not seen before, nor felt before," Le Viste's hardheaded business agent remarks, and many other characters in the novel reveal salient aspects of their personalities through their reactions to Nicolas's ladies.

"If you're in the luxury goods business," he remarks, "you want a business card with some flair". Crowther cautions you to leave unembossed white space on your card, so that recipients will have a place to make notes.

Shipping business man remarked that Furness line has sent Monarch to England for one of her periodic inspections.

"You built me a putting green!" a smiling man in a business suit remarked as he walked by.

Mr. Bush also proposed a new round of tax cuts to help small businesses, repeating remarks he made in Missouri on Monday.