Sentence examples for make rude comments from inspiring English sources
Many feel free to stare at a woman, and even make rude comments.
I sit on my porch and make rude comments to people who walk by.
"Some of the other players make rude comments or won't shake my hand after a game," she said.
And would anyone dare make rude comments to them?
"Instead, people stare and make rude comments to a gay couple in love".
What that means -- and these are actual examples -- is that you may not tell a same-sex couple that they can't sit in a booth at a restaurant, but if punk rockers do drugs and make rude comments at a funeral, you can kick them out of the cemetery.
"Making rude comments about my lunch and tossing in ethnic slurs at the same time.
When Nick does speak up, he turns obnoxious, making rude comments about Jonathan's height and appearance.
This may be one reason that so many girls want to go into ballet: they can use their whole bodies, just like men, and nobody makes rude comments.
On one occasion he was thrown off Alan Titchmarsh's ITV show for making rude comments to Ingrid Tarrant about her relationship with her then estranged husband Chris Tarrant.
Gordon Brown, Mr Blair's successor as Labour prime minister, sent his wife, Sarah Brown, a few weeks before the 2010 poll; the right-wing press made rude comments about her naked feet.
