Sentence examples for for remarks from from inspiring English sources

After reading some lines from the Bible — "A thousand years in Thy sight are but as yesterday when it is passed" — he asked for remarks from the family.

The new measures have been introduced following concern about dramatic increases in the number of requests for remarks from schools and colleges under pressure to secure the best possible grades for their students.

Curham did not respond to a request for comment on Monday morning, but has thanked commenters online for remarks from supporters including "really hope you're OK right now – you deserve all the credit, and I find the whole thing misleading and awful".

The same goes for remarks from my peers when I go out at a restaurant to light one up ("Oh… you smoke?"); commentary from my father at Christmas ("What a shame to bring out your cigarettes after trying this 89 Mouton Rothschild"); not to mention from ex-smokers the nex-smokers theof healthy living—who seem to have forgotten how to be decent peofle since emptying thealthyst ashtray.

Hendry did not comment on his opponent's outbursts, but O'Sullivan did receive criticism for his remarks from Steve Davis, Dennis Taylor and Clive Everton, and he later apologised to Hendry for his comments.

"As far as the News, I will not be surprised if they have more space for racist remarks from people like you.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   With Uneven Results, Citigroup's Retail Bank Under Pressure  |  WALL STREET JOURNAL   At Davos: Dimon's Cuff Links, Schwarzman's Tone and Swag  |  The overall mood at Davos was more sober than in years past, but there was plenty of room for pointed remarks from luminaries and dignitaries in attendance.

Clinton spoke to reporters at the Security Council stakeout, a space usually reserved for impassioned remarks from member states on the kinds of conflicts currently occurring in Ukraine, Syria, and South Sudan.

No windy acceptance speeches threatened the evening's bonhomie (ah, for the old days!), except for some brief remarks from Darryl F. Zanuck, who deserved a little airtime, since he'd just introduced the industry to sound pictures with "The Jazz Singer".

In the midst of his first campaign for president, Barack Obama was forced to explain his long association with a pastor spotlighted for racially incendiary remarks from the pulpit of an African American church in Chicago.

(Scroll down for the prepared remarks from Toyota's president, Akio Toyoda regarding the automaker's growth in the U.S). Toyota's James Lentz and LaHood presented differing views in prepared testimony before the House Energy and Commerce Committee's investigative panel, the first of three congressional panels holding hearings on Toyota's problems.