Sentence examples for memorable remarks from inspiring English sources

Memorable remarks from CBS's Phil Simms and Greg Gumbel at a minimum.

In His Own Words Some of Carmine G. De Sapio's memorable remarks: "No, thank you".

But he was also perceived as sort of an absent-minded professor, given to making memorable remarks.

Say what you like about David Cameron but he is producing the most memorable remarks of the election.

"I am almost glad we have been bombed," she said, in what became one of the war's most memorable remarks.

Yet Durant's most memorable remarks, the kind of thrilling moment that indeed will be remembered in history, came when he spoke about his family.

He has made just one memorable remark, in October 2010: that "Islam is part of Germany".

Paul Keating's memorable remark comes to mind – that the Senate is composed of "unrepresentative swill".

The most memorable remark about her in the book is that "the lady is afflicted with folie de grandeur".

In response, Tavarez held a one-hour news conference that included this memorable remark: "Some people like skinny women.

Glimpses of it remain etched in the walls of the visitors' center, including his memorable remark, "The lack of money is the root of all evil".