Sentence examples similar to go to remark from inspiring English sources

Keys went to remark on Brady's newspaper column, saying: "The game's gone mad.

I'm going to remark on it too, so that the audience doesn't feel like disrespected or that we're just supposed to buy this".

"I'm not going to comment on those unfortunate remarks".

Top honors go to his remarks at the annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative.

Our pick has to go to his remarks about reporter Megyn Kelly and "blood coming out of her wherever".

[Liverpool manager] Kenny [Dalglish] will go potty". He then went on to remark on comments made by West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady in the Sun newspaper on Saturday morning about the level of sexism in football.

"He really hopes he can go to Iran someday," remarks one American observer at these talks.

Ever since, said Ms. Bates, when the friends try on clothes that don't fit, their go-to remark has become, "This doesn't get me!" And, taking a cue from the positive-image primer, they leave it at that.

Keys went on to remark on Brady's newspaper column, saying: "The game's gone mad.

"We're trying to prepare future leaders for the world they're going to encounter," remarked Palmisano.

"None of them had ever gone to school," remarked Hailey, whose video took second place in her category.