Sentence examples for had remarked to from inspiring English sources

Zecha had remarked to me that he thought of Page as "a kindly old grandmother who takes care of us".

She had remarked to herself when she saw him that he was either "Cubian or awful bilious".

In it, Huffington wrote that, at a dinner party some years earlier, McCain had remarked to her that he hadn't voted for George W. Bush.

The night before, he had remarked to his sister that he'd witnessed a lot of avalanches that afternoon and that he'd have to be careful.

I once told her something that Geoffrey Howe had remarked to his driver when Hastings Banda was flying in from Malawi.

When Woodruff inquired about the behavior or statements on his part that had prompted the women's complaints, Cain said he had remarked to one of them.

Shortly after he left the stage, he complained to reporters about how he had been treated, noting that several of the other candidates had remarked to him that he had received the toughest questions.

Funny, wasn't it, Hassan had remarked to Sara after their first visit, how in America these men were so proud of their barbecuing skills, a task none of them would have taken on back home.

In Miami, Juan's daughter Mirentxu had remarked to me on how strange it was to have so few family mementos and scrapbooks and pictures — it was almost as if the past had never taken place.

He remembered that at the scene of his son's death, he had remarked to a police officer that he had experience of listening to suicidal callers, almost all of whom are women.

Mr. McAuliffe said he had remarked to Mr. Clinton aboard the plane to New York that three words the former president would need to learn were "putt it out" (not "cut it out").