Sentence examples for committee remarked from inspiring English sources
As he concluded the meeting, Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan and the chairman of the committee, remarked, "And we look forward to another wonderful year together".
And yet, as guests of the London Assembly's economy committee remarked last week, post-Brexit uncertainty means all sorts of things are now worth discussing that were on no-one's agenda before.
I chuckled when the faculty on my committee remarked at how erudite his feedback was.
Mark Gorenberg, who sat on President Barack Obama campaign's national finance committee, remarked, "Despite it all, I still love the guy, despite everything you read, every experience I ever had with him was nothing but delightful, and I just scratch my head".
John Bitove, former leader of one of Toronto's many bid committees, remarked: "We're not just trying to get the Olympics … we're trying to rebuild the city".
Sam Dash, the Watergate Select committee counsel, once remarked: "Leak?
"Unfortunately, no testing has been done on this modified plan," remarked the committee's chairman, Representative Ralph Hall (R-TX).
A police witness remarked to the committee that crimes could be made to "disappear in a puff of smoke".
Having been a member of faculty search committees throughout her training, she remarked that, based on her observations, "it just seemed like at the end of the day" getting a faculty job "is not really necessarily based on merits, but who you know and how well you can network and play with the system".
The statement was thought to refer to the committee's remarks on contraception and abortion.
