Sentence examples for live remarks from inspiring English sources

In his live remarks, via videophone from New York, an emotionally charged Sachs also ripped into practices at Goldman Sachs and into the political classes on both the left and right, according to the New York Post.

The family of the late Junior Seau will not disrupt the Hall of Fame ceremonies on Aug. 8 despite its disagreement with a policy preventing live remarks during a posthumous induction.

All television anchors are egomaniacs: it's a requirement in an impossibly difficult job in which any live remark can be a career-shattering land mine.

"Food and poetry both offer a measure of our daily lives," he remarked.

"Suddenly there are a lot of boyz in our lives," Sierra remarked, with a radiant surprise.

A couple of readers have compared President Obama's live-microphone remark about  flexibility after the election to the Etch A Sketch line from Mitt Romney's political adviser, and wondered why I came down harder on the latter than the former.

Gossip called Paul Morphy and Steinitz "the two greatest chessplayers that have ever lived" and remarked that "no Englishman has yet attained, or probably ever will attain, to the eminence of chess champion of the world..

A woman named Charlie responded to his remarks live on LBC, saying she has been living with HIV for over 20 years and is receiving regular treatment for the virus.