Sentence examples for night remarks from inspiring English sources

And he is not planning to make any election night remarks.

And while his Tuesday night remarks did not address the question of how to provide the nation's 11 million illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship, Mr. Rubio told ABC that he remained committed to the "bipartisan principles for citizenship" laid out by a working group of lawmakers.

In her election night remarks she had said, "I thought [running as a woman] would be an asset.

What happens after that, who can say?" Jeff Danzinger, who recently resigned as California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's speechwriter, penned Mr. Armstrong's election night remarks, a polished 10-minute speech.

McDaniel, who did not concede during his election night remarks, condemned his opponent for attempting to court Democratic voters who had not cast a ballot in the June 3 primary to turn out for Cochran.

Trump, for his part, opened his election night remarks by praising Rubio, whom he had derided for weeks as "Little Marco," and telling his audience that he had recently spoken with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

So everything worked out in the end.Bank of England governor Mervyn King painted a fairly grim picture for Britain last night, remarking that the economy was entering a recession that will likely be a long one.

As a commenter on the Financial Times website this morning remarks, the Bank needs cultural transformation.

As Williams (2004, 4 5, 7) remarks, "Condorcet must now surely be counted in the ranks of the posthumous newly born.

Obama, in his Friday morning remarks, called the accord "the single most important step we've ever taken as a nation to reduce our dependence on foreign oil," translating to nearly $2 trillion in combined fuel savings for the country.

"I might have stayed in bed this morning," remarked Melvyn Bragg yesterday, and although he was making a point about this week's discussion of free will, indeed after 499 In Our Times, he might have rested up rather than turning up at Broadcasting House to present the 500th.