Sentence examples for old remarks from inspiring English sources
The Tories gleefully resurrected old remarks that Mr. Prescott had made about the Conservative government of former Prime Minister John Major, whose final days were marred by a series of sex-and-money scandals.
Though these groups have presumably been hard at work trying to dig up unflattering information about Mr. Hagel's old remarks on subjects like Israel and Iran — topics he has tripped up on in the past — nothing of substance has surfaced yet.
Giglio, of Passion City Church, had been scheduled to deliver the benediction at the inaugural ceremony, but dropped out after old remarks of him speaking against the "aggressive agenda" of the gay community and saying gay people could change through through the healing power of Jesus" were reported in the media.
Young and old remarked that their president, Raúl Castro, did not deliver a strong performance.
A man standing in line next to me, holding the hand of a young boy who was perhaps six years old, remarked loudly, "That Obama.
Hillary Clinton may be included, if only for her old remark about her husband being a "hard dog to keep on the porch".
The old remark by the Comte de Salvandy comes right to mind; after surveying with intense dismay the deranged glitz that the young Duc d'Orleans had ordered up for his fete for the king of Naples, he said, "We are dancing on a volcano".
It was unclear whether Dr. Dean's four-year-old remarks would do him much damage in Iowa.
Fox commentators also feasted on her decades-old remarks criticizing Senator Edward M. Kennedy and the Democratic Party; those were dug up by The Boston Herald.
The McCain campaign also has been quick to cite another chief strategist of Mr. Obama, David Axelrod, as he tried to amplify those now age-old remarks this morning on MSNBC's "Morning Joe: Well, first of all, everyone should go back and review the question that was asked in the debate last summer in which this was started.
Others were complaining about the principal's months-old remark that the community considered Lincoln students "animals".
