Sentence examples for friendly remarked from inspiring English sources

"But when Friendly started writing his opinion, he concluded that he should have a copy of the transcript," Mr. Dorsen writes, and he ordered his clerk, Frederick Davis, to get one from prosecutors: "At the end of the day, as he was walking toward the chambers' door, Friendly remarked to Davis, 'Have you read the transcript?

Remarks from other MPs today about the nuclear deterrent and shadow chancellor John McDonnell's record of overly friendly remarks about the IRA are a reminder of how many challenges Corbyn will have in a house where he has few friends.

As the appointees stood behind Mr. Bloomberg in the Blue Room of City Hall, he said a few friendly remarks about each one of what he called "seven distinguished New Yorkers".

The seemingly friendly remarks have won praises with one user agreeing that both countries need to "look beyond their differences".

When someone does give you money, thank them with a smile and a friendly remark.

" You may have seen his/her friendly remarks as potential come-ons because you wanted them to be.

"We conquered them, and they're still a friendly folk," remarked one member of the squad, a unit that served as Hitler's personal bodyguard.

He has made similar labor-friendly remarks in Michigan and Pennsylvania, where, as in Wisconsin, voters from union households accounted for more than 30percentt of all voters in 1998.

He was obviously the youngest person present, and after the meeting was over he was approached by a friendly lady who remarked that it was so nice to see young men among Friends of Democracy.

"As a gallerist, it is your unpleasant duty to be friendly to everyone," Thomas Struth remarked to me from his studio in Düsseldorf.

As the story goes, two Americans were riding back when one of their wives, who had been seated at a table with Poulter, remarked how friendly he seemed.