Sentence examples for had earlier commented from inspiring English sources

She had earlier commented that she felt viewers "need to understand it's all entertainment" and she "would never put [her] close friends or a real relationship on a show".

Grossmith had appeared in charity performances of Trial by Jury, where both Sullivan and Gilbert had seen him (indeed, Gilbert had directed one such performance, in which Grossmith played the judge), and Gilbert had earlier commented favourably on his performance in Tom Robertson's Society at the Gallery of Illustration.

Chico also released a statement via the club, having earlier commented on the alleged incident via Twitter.

Barclays was not immediately available for a comment on Sunday, but had earlier declined to comment on the DIP loan.

A spokesman for Rooney had earlier declined to comment.

Downing Street had earlier declined to comment on any of the allegations in a new unofficial biography by the former Tory donor Lord Ashcroft.

Labor's acting immigration spokesman, Mark Dreyfus, had earlier declined to comment on the claims of mistreatment, saying only that it reinforced the opposition's call for greater openness about asylum seeker operations.

Mendham Township Deputy Mayor Rick Blood apologized and removed the comment the night he posted it after receiving angry reactions from stunned locals — even though he had earlier defended the comments with additional posts.

And a recent piece in the New Yorker revisited an incident in Steubenville, Ohio where high school football players were accused of repeatedly raping an unconscious 16-year-old girl after she was ferried from one party to another, that had earlier provoked a comment in New York Times titled Is Delhi So Different From Steubenville?

Asian markets had earlier moved higher following comments from a Chinese central bank official that the recent market turmoil had not had much effect on the broader economy.

Tan had earlier responded to those comments by accusing "a racist chairman of hiring a racist manager" – but an FA disciplinary commission said it was "satisfied" the 78-year-old Whelan "is not a racist" and did not intend to cause offence.