Sentence examples for making inappropriate remarks from inspiring English sources
Another supervisor, Master Sgt. Fred Peters, is accused of making inappropriate remarks.
The Education Department said that Mr. Abdalla, an aide at the school since 2007 with no prior disciplinary record, was accused on Monday of making inappropriate remarks to a child.
The Airbus intervention on Friday was initially greeted with dismay by the government, with the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, castigating the Franco-German maker of the A380 aircraft for making "inappropriate" remarks.
Instead, I had to fly out the day before, book a hotel room and then spend the next day moping around the Houston airport till 3 p.m. — bored, indolent and increasingly irritated by those annoying constant security announcements threatening arrest to anyone making "inappropriate remarks or jokes concerning security".
Brendan Rodgers has taken issue with Sir Alex Ferguson over the comments in his autobiography on current Liverpool players, claiming he was bitterly disappointed by what he said about Jordan Henderson and saddened that such a towering managerial figure will now be remembered for making "inappropriate" remarks about players with whom he has never worked.
Johnson was forced to defend captain Mike Tindall after a night out , while three players were reprimanded after making inappropriate remarks to a female hotel worker .
This is a bit like saying that Hitler could sometimes make "inappropriate" remarks.
Marco Gonzalez, a lawyer, said at least three women told them Mr. Filner had made inappropriate remarks.
Sutton resigned in April following Varnish's claims that he had made inappropriate remarks about her weight.
Although Stern chose not to fine or suspend Ward, the commissioner has often disciplined players or officials he felt had made inappropriate remarks.
The program had been thrown into turmoil by an investigation into whether Lonergan verbally abused his players and made inappropriate remarks about athletic director Patrick Nero.
