Sentence examples for eight remarked from inspiring English sources
On seeing Mr. Plimpton dressed as a pirate, Caroline Kennedy, who was about eight remarked, "Well I Know who you are," and she stamped her foot.
Exultant cries of recognition arose; then one remarked to the other, "You certainly keep looking well.
NO ONE, remarked Bismarck, has any idea how much charlatanism there is in diplomacy.
Later, players would take naps there "like homeless people," one remarked.
"My constituents wanted me to take full-blooded Toryism with me to Westminster," one remarked to me recently.
One or two remarked that they were not cardiologists and had no access to cardiologists to contest its conclusions.
"One of the worst things you can be in Hollywood is old," Kathy Bates, who's sixty-nine, recently recently.
One remarked that the car looked like something "drawn by Fisher-Price".
One remarked, "the man who withdraws from the whirling currents of active life is speedily forgotten".
Six remarked on how many film festival audiences reacted strongly to the film, sometimes almost vomiting in the cinema aisles.
Weinstein introduced himself to Gutierrez, who was twenty-two, repeatedlyrepeathaty that she looked like the actress Mila Kunis.
