Sentence examples for make remarks to from inspiring English sources

PepsiCo is sponsoring a conference in April for women who attended Yale, and Justice Sonia Sotomayor, a graduate of Yale Law School, is scheduled to make remarks, to the dismay of some alumni.

He said: "I will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election both for the country and for the party that I lead and my position in the Liberal Democrats when I make remarks to my colleagues later this morning when I return to Westminster".

On the audio guide you can hear Bowie complaining that there are "too many suicides" in his mother's family and speaking as the proud founder the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Long-Haired Men; he complains that "People tend to make remarks to you, like 'Hello darling' and 'Can I carry your handbag?'" (They did? Well I never).

And men, do you make remarks to your friends about your "little woman" at home?

As the motorcade wound its way through the park and pulled up to the heavily guarded venue where Obama would make remarks to a few hundred supporters, the digital message board in front of Parma Baptist Church across the street flashed a message to the president.

Viet Nam Minister of Finance Vuong Dinh Hue and UNICEF Regional Director of East Asia and the Pacific Daniel Tool will make remarks to open the conference.

Nixon made remarks to the press which were not for publication.

On several occasions around the office, I made remarks to myself that were completely out of line.

I thought it was a joke when he made remarks to me but I was later told it wasn't".

LaBruno said that Casey and his friends made remarks to the couple and a physical altercation followed.

She said she was moved when she witnessed school administrators admonish a student for making remarks to a teacher that could have been construed as sexual harassment.