Sentence examples for clean remarks from inspiring English sources

"When you ask people what family planning is they say making sure children go to school, making sure the compound is clean," remarks Dan Williamson, country director for Marie Stopes in South Sudan.

"Nobody minds, because they keep the place clean," he remarks.

"I thought I fought a clean fight," remarked Saddler innocently.

My father was – is – obsessively clean (sample remark to my mother: "You've lost your car keys?

The reaction to Geraldine Ferraro comes to mind; the uproar over Bill Cinton's comment about South Carolina and Jesse Jackson; the flap over Joe Biden's "clean and articulate" remark — in each case you saw people falling all over themselves to condemn and renounce and that's the kind of reaction that's going to make people watch the the heck they say.

He cleaned up his remarks about veterans, from the stage and in the crowd.

"Vice President Biden will attempt to clean up his past remarks on the Supreme Court by claiming he didn't really say what he said," Don Stewart, a chief adviser to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., wR-Ky .n a memo to the newrotedin before the speech.

For those of us who've dedicated our careers to clean energy, Governor Brown's remarks were an inspiration and a call to action.

She made a point of saying how proud she felt when she hears tourists remark how clean the Capitol is — normally.

U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu announced a new national program intended to spur clean-energy innovation, in remarks at a forum at MIT on Tuesday.

The prime minister's cause was not helped by a baffling, last-minute downgrading of his words from a "major keynote speech" to seven minutes of introductory "remarks" at a clean energy summit.