Sentence examples for comments about taking from inspiring English sources

Trump also defended his comments about taking out protesters "on stretchers".

In November, Época magazine reported that Mr. Malafaia, during heated comments about taking legal action against Toni Reis, a prominent gay-rights advocate, said he would "fornicate" Mr. Reis.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson was asked about Harry Redknapp's comments about taking Paul Scholes to Euro 2012 and said: "To go back is big, big step, it's too big a step.

I hope they will repudiate the flippancy of your comments about taking human life, and instead, I hope they will speak of solidarity, mutual respect, and hospitality across religious lines.

Increased workload for midwives in standard care, which included comments about taking over care of caseload women increased in frequency between surveys (2% to 14%), suggesting that this was a negative aspect of caseload midwifery that was not anticipated by the midwives in standard care prior to the commencement of the model.

That's the place where Bush's unfortunate comment about taking care of you with free stuff seems to come from.

I asked him about the differences he had with Bill Bradley Honestly, at the time, when he said it, it didn't dawn on me that this was going to have the impact that it wound up having, because it was distorted to a certain degree and people said they took what he said, which was a carefully phrased comment about taking the initiative and creating the Internet to—I invented the Internet.

At my show in the 02 in London I was talking to 4 women one of whom was wearing a jacket and a winter scarf, I made a comment about taking off the scarf because I enjoy friendly banter with the fans.

But that's three people out of a thousand!" Q: Your comment about taking politicians and "putting them in a container and sinking them to the bottom of the sea" last night reminded me of Shakespeare's writing "First thing we do; let's kill all the lawyers".

Mr. Biden's comment this week about taking executive action was seized on by some opponents as evidence that the president wanted to unilaterally restrict gun sales to legal buyers.

Palin, at the SLRC conference, insisted that her "reload" comment was about "taking an opportunity to engage in debate and to vote".