Sentence examples for offer remarks from inspiring English sources

The groundbreaking will be followed by a ceremony at the nearby Mark Morris Dance Center, where officials will offer remarks and Mr. Leeser will present the design.

Obama to offer remarks "to some extent" on Syria, at 230pm, in photo op at his meeting with Baltic leaders, says official.

Univision did not explain the reasoning behind the cancellation, but Don Francisco will offer remarks on this Saturday's episode, The Miami Herald reports.

At the time, Valls had also dismissed the offer, remarking that, "France without Jews is not France".

This month he offered remarks praising the army.

It was there, at a college where he once taught, that Mr. Gingrich offered remarks about his ongoing presidential campaign.

It was there, at a college where he once taught, that Mr. Gingrich offered remarks about his continuing presidential campaign.

Clinton sat down for the interview while in Iowa City, where she offered remarks on the major planks of her campaign.

Although he works closely with the current Conservative government, Mr. Carney has publicly offered remarks that were well outside of its positions.

Among those who offered remarks was Congresswoman Lois Capps, of California, who spoke about the troubled country's prospects for peace.

The Rev. Calvin O. Butts III of Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York offered remarks in verse, including lines from various poems, like Langston Hughes's "I, Too, Sing America": Tomorrow, I'll be at the table When company comes.