Still, Mr. Sprague offered a remark that drew some startled laughter from the audience.
How easy it is to offer a snide remark, engage in road rage with someone who is going too slow or too fast, to speak unkindly about someone for a wide variety of reasons.
By The New Yorker January 27, 2010 Before President Obama's speech to Congress tonight, we wanted to come before you, dedicated players of the Covers Contest, to offer a few remarks.
It has been a fantastic conference and for that reason, I will not prevail upon your alertness too much at the end of a long day, but will simply offer a few remarks about what I have heard and learned, and will try to connect that with some of the things I have been thinking about recently.
He felt excited, he said, and also, as he told the company when invited to offer a few remarks at the meet-and-greet his astonishingly strong voice cracking—sad that Bock and the librettist Joseph Stein weren't there with himeet-and-greet his
In view of all of this, the present section can do little more than offer a few remarks about how some versions of teleosemantics make some inroads on the issue.
However, something can be said in more general terms and we offer a few remarks in that direction here, starting with the main roles that symmetry plays in physics.
Her mother offered a parting remark.
Asked whether Trump was stoking anger, Rubio offered a broader remark.
Even Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, amid his customary anti-American bombast, offered a tantalizing remark.
