Sentence examples for making snide remarks from inspiring English sources
Articles appeared making snide remarks about her being an "actress".
The I.B.M.-ers, she said, were bitter then, making snide remarks about the company.
The judge then accused the defense lawyer of "always making snide remarks" and warned him that he would hold him in contempt if he made any more.
The two men decline to say much publicly about their relationship, but industry executives say they can scarcely resist making snide remarks about each other in private.
Alex Rodriguez was making snide remarks about Jeter before even joining the club, and Roger Clemens was solipsistic even before his public image took a dive recently.
Megan seems to believe she can re-wire office politics with a shagadelic surprise party to celebrate Don's fortieth birthday, but it doesn't work: instead, the agency just circles around her making snide remarks.
Alfred Hitchcock, on "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," made snide remarks about Bristol-Myers.
Set good examples: No one will report if a boss makes snide remarks or unwelcome suggestions or invitations.
The arresting officer came by the cell, Samantha Zucker said, to make snide remarks about finding her with a friend in Riverside Park after its 1 a.m.
Like a baby, afterward?" Her ex-military brother, in a wrinkled Hawaiian shirt and shades, appears on camera to make snide remarks, then plays them off as a joke.
