Sentence examples for mentioned right from inspiring English sources

One reason, which I mentioned right at the start of this series, is that it sounds too smug.

Perhaps it should have been mentioned right off the bat that Mr. Tyner is the executive vice chairman of the Communist Party U.S.A.

SHARAFELDIN: Yes, but actually the revolutionary spirit has not died down, and, precisely because of what you mentioned right now, there will be a huge demonstration tomorrow in Tahrir Square, because a lot of people are disappointed.

In fact Le Bernardin was the restaurant that L2O's chef, Laurent Gras, mentioned right away when I asked him, a few days after I ate at L2O, about his decision to do this particular restaurant in this particular city, where he has no roots.

They got off to a good start Karzai "mentioned right off his familiarity with my book Veil: The Secret Wars of the C.I.A., 1981-1987 but as Karzai went on about how the Americans were "dragging their feet," Woodward noticed that "Jones shook his head".

As I mentioned, right now the results are a very basic collection of tweets with key terms.

However, the Health Act provides a regulatory framework with explicitly mentioned rights to health services not being different from what is outlined here.

If you look at Lyst's Twitter mentions right now, you'd think that it doesn't.

She said he did not mention right away that he was a former major leaguer, but she had no reason to doubt him when it came up.

They also surf the Internet for the latest Webb mentions: right now they're hoping to hear back from a woman who paid $400 on eBay for a box of books that Webb inscribed to her sisters.

"When meeting planners call us, they mention right off that they want to have something fun for the kids to do," said Sara Harper, public relations director at the Loews Coronado.