Sentence examples for by two remarks from inspiring English sources
For DJs and music fans, the problem is best summed up by two remarks yesterday on the microblogging site Twitter.
On the basis of the considerations made above, I will end by making two remarks on the new instrument AIDA (Assessment of identity development in adolescence), which is presented and discussed in the current special issue of this journal.
The Spanish news media seized on two remarks by Ancelotti — one in which he noted that the team had struggled on the right wing against Juventus, and another in which he stated that Bale clearly preferred to play on the right and was back in shape.
We complete the preliminaries by two technical remarks, which will be frequently used in the following analysis.
This frequency warrants two remarks.
However, two remarks are in order.
Non-compliant models are asked to leave and put on more clothing.Yet all that hard work courting ladies could be undone by one offhand remark at this year's PAX Prime.
La Stampa has noted pro-Russian remarks by two M5S officials, Alessandro Di Battista and Manlio Di Stefano, who have both made trips to Moscow and railed against "growing Russophobia" in the west.
Looming over the critical discussion of "12 Years a Slave" are two widely misinterpreted remarks by two French directors: Jacques Rivette's denunciation of "the tracking shot in 'Kapò' " (Gillo Pontecorvo's 1960 drama, set in a concentration camp) and Claude Lanzmann's disdain for archival footage that he excluded from "Shoah".
Page A11 HARD WORDS FOR HIS RIVALS Jon M. Huntsman Jr., a former Utah governor who has been stuck in the second tier of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination, took an assertive new tone during a televised interview, calling recent remarks by two of his major rival extreme and unrealistic.
