Sentence examples for day remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Williams, who is white, was forced to resign in February 1999, the day remarks he made in an interview appeared in The Star-Ledger.

In his Inauguration Day remarks, President Bush gave praise to the way in which the transfer of power in America is always peaceful.

The Peruvian actor Jason Day remarks that "although to this day a trip to Paris is still a trip to Paris, those who've already spent a week in China or a couple days in Singapore won't be quite as appreciative.

As with his Independence Day remarks, the Ukrainian leader has also amplified his rhetoric for joining NATO, despite Russia's clear indications that it opposes expanding the alliance to its border.

The film possessed a final curtain line that the play did not, a line that has since passed into legend, uttered by the dowager Dressler to the bombshell Harlow as they enter the dining room for dinner at 8. "I was reading a book the other day," remarks Harlow, "a nutty kind of a book.

In his Holocaust Memorial Day remarks, Archbishop Williams speaks movingly about the need to speak up.

Day remarked that the current French plan to reintegrate into NATO's military command is the third such effort.

Jackson calmly continued his day, remarking that he 'was not born to be shot by an assassin.' " Mr. Reynolds's book is, necessarily, a tour d'horizon of the period.

I remember one of the residents was Peter Wollen -- later head of the UCLA Film Department -- who one day remarked, "This is such a cool pad, man.

Breathtaking, awe-inspiring, and frightening scenes of Carrey imitating — being — Kaufman on the set are scattered throughout "Jim & Andy," but they're rendered as snippety-snippets, decorated with music, parenthesized with Carrey's current-day remarks — consistently and frustratingly defanged, neutered, packaged.

He added that after his Tuesday remarks were publicly reported, credit card volume jumped by 15percentt.