Sentence examples for me remarks from inspiring English sources

Early on, Stewart had a habit of making "little me" remarks, in which he'd shrug off his own influence.

At the end, Me remarks to the Doctor: "Enemies are never a problem.

And when Paul, the Australian sitting next to me, remarks, casually, that Air Koryo is considered unairworthy by the EU, it becomes, perhaps, just a little too exciting.

(Paul Morrissey, the movie director, who is watching the program with me, remarks, "Nobody else on TV treats old people with the perfect tact and affection of Carson. He must have a very loving relationship with his parents").

Some mid-30's club rat behind me remarks when Jesse Jane asks the audience to show some enthusiasm.

In the end, one artist sums up today's music industry in a single quote, "When my fans are happy, then my business partners are happy and that's a win-win situation for me," remarks Ricky Brown of NoClue.

Ross Wilson, the producer of Stephen Fry: HIV and Me, remarked that the offending footage saw George wrestling with a dilemma familiar to many gay men.

Sharron Angle's "some of you look a little more Asian to me" remark to the Latino students?

The agents, who the woman next to me remarked "looked awfully young," killed on the "Harry Potter" questions.

On a family trip to the Grand Canyon three summers ago, my son Erik, who was hiking behind me, remarked, "Mom, your right hip is higher than your left".

Or as Ilke, 30, an aerospace engineer standing next to me remarked — before we were scattered by tear gas — "They are trying to make rules about religion and to force them on everyone.