Sentence examples for get the remarks from inspiring English sources

QUESTION: Will you answer a question in the -- MR. OBAMA: I'm going to have a -- I'm going to answer a question at the end of the remarks, but I want to make sure that we get the remarks out.

I was now captain Combs! "This way, we're all together if we get the call," remarked the pilot.

We can get the result by Remark 1 and Lemmas 3, 4, immediately.

"It was revolutionary, it was equally as revolutionary as Green Day when it hit, they just didn't get the credit," Russo remarked in 2009.

Now I'd say it's better, but we still get the odd racist remark from little boys or people in shops".

It is a testament not just to our cultural heritage that we can still get the references in his remarks on the TV programme Panorasthma ("Do you prepare Rinkled Dinglebone or Tichie Bimplebean?" – to which the answer is "who the hell is Pimpled Dinkletoes?"), but to Lennon's own – for want of a better word – craft.

We can easily get the following lemma by Remark 1.5.

It could be a possibility that although your teacher graded the coursework as an A, the examiner has actually marked this at a C. If you feel that your coursework was not marked correctly you may want to look into getting the paper remarked.

Grimshaw isn't a controversial DJ, the kind who criticises the BBC on-air or makes remarks that get the complaints flooding in and Ofcom issuing reprimands.

Using these two remarks, we get the following periodic point theorem.

Anything, the owner of one small food shop remarked, to "get the exchange rate down and people spending again".But that did not happen, and even if negotiations have not broken down, the gap between the light touch on the brakes that Iran may be prepared to apply to its uranium enrichment and the very limited lifting of sanctions the West is offering as an incentive, seems unbridgeable.