Sentence examples for firm remarked from inspiring English sources

One hopes that they had better reasons, and, as the director of a West Berlin publishing firm remarked to me when the subject was referred to one day at lunch, it is quite possible that they did have.

As for the decanter of wine in the bedroom and the rose petals on the bathroom floor, Lauren Brady-Russell, the owner of LBR Design Collaborative in Deer Park, N.Y., an interior design firm, remarked, "Doesn't everyone live that way?" Perhaps not in real life, she conceded, but most home buyers at least like to dream about living the way the models depict life.

"There have always been new firms," remarked Knopf Sr, "and I guess this will be a good one".

Ted's annual State of the Firm remarks are legendary, delivered in Ted's unique style, with his galloping prose, impeccable timing, alliterative charms and inimitable wit.

KABUL, Afghanistan — In unusually firm remarks, the chief of the United Nations mission in Afghanistan said there was an "urgent need to review" the Special Operations forces here.

In an analysis for the American Bankruptcy Institute, Mark Berman of Nixon Peabody, a law firm, remarks: "An observer has opined that the first- and second lien-holders took out their guns and shot each other.

He noted that a senior technology executive at another firm recently remarked that his favorite iPhone app is now the Microsoft Outlook email app.

"It's unclear to me where any of these people come from or why they're here," Ken Ziffren, a media-and-entertainment lawyer whose firm represents Apple talent, remarked.

"I was amazed at how aggres sive the bidding was and how well the sales went," the head of one major firm's municipal bond department remarked as he surveyed the day's heavy activity.

"Investors are paying a lofty premium for a company whose investment cycle is going to extend a decade and which offers limited visibility," says Colin Gillis of BGC Partners, a brokerage firm.Such remarks do nothing to sway Mr Bezos, who is convinced that rapid technological change creates huge opportunities for companies bold enough to seize them.

In one panel discussion, Michael Cole, a former dancer, remarked, "It's my firm belief that Merce was the most musical choreographer who ever lived".