Sentence examples for comment nearly from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in the household needs to know what's on tap for the week, where they need to be and what's expected of them," said Ms. Doland, who admits to having been a "clutter bug" until her husband made a polite comment nearly a decade ago.

I met King Hussein several times, including an instance with my late father that he delightfully, self-deprecatingly described in "Fact & Comment" nearly two decades ago: When Jordan's King Hussein repeatedly called me "sir" it seemed enormously flattering.

I met King Hussein several times, once with my late father in an instance that he delightfully, self-deprecatingly described in "Fact and Comment" nearly two decades ago: When Jordan's King Hussein repeatedly called me "sir," it seemed enormously flattering.

In Rome, Benedict made his latest comments nearly a week after he said during a small Mass at the Vatican that it was necessary for Christians to repent and "to recognize what is wrong in our life".

Not to be outdone, environmental and grass-roots groups hand-delivered more than 12,000 comments, nearly 500 letters and a petition with more than 20,000 signatures to the state Department of Environmental Conservation and Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office.

The company dedicates at least 30percentt of its budget, and 45 of its 75 employees, to catching the personal attacks and other inappropriate comments, nearly 200,000 in all, submitted each year.

Public Advocate Mark Green, who is a Democratic candidate for mayor, accused Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani yesterday of pressuring police officials to "short-circuit" the internal investigation of the shooting of Amadou Diallo, contending that the mayor's public comments nearly exonerated the officers involved before a decision not to discipline them on April 27.

Comments: Nearly 25% of sample excluded because they were too tall for the tape.

Head of external affairs Colin Borland commented: "Nearly nine out of every 10 unemployed people who get into private sector work do so either by becoming self employed or getting a job in a small or medium sized business.

Tim Luckcock, head at Uplands Junior School, posted a profile picture of himself wearing a turban and commented: "Nearly gone native in Leicester!!" Staff have sent a collective grievance to the city council about Dr Luckcock and chair of governors Abid Matak.

Raines, speaking in blunt comments nearly two months after Freddie Mac's turmoil came to light, also blamed some of the recent rise in mortgage rates on the uncertainty stemming from Freddie Mac's problems and concern over what the government might do in response.