Sentence examples for recorded the remarks from inspiring English sources

Ashe Schow, a reporter for the Washington Examiner, recorded the remarks, which was useful, since Ellmers said, after Schow's first story, that they were "taken completely out of context".

Someone secretly recorded the remarks and they have since become public.

The Queensland chief justice, Tim Carmody, has cancelled his appearance at a legal conference where he was to deliver a contentious speech to a closed audience including a judge he purportedly referred to as a "fat fuck" and another who recorded the remark.

As we usually faithfully record the disparaging remarks of readers in this column, I am happy to record that John Thompson, the original complainant, was pleased with the outcome: "I am actually very impressed with the way the Guardian handled the whole issue, and pleased that they have taken this decision".

Schnall would introduce and read into the record the remarks that Strauss had made in justification of his ruling.

However someone who was present during the informal part following the on-the-record remarks, says: "The impression we got was that President Rouhani would regard the giving up of even one of their 18,000 [uranium enrichment] centrifuges as an unbearable blow to national pride".

It is difficult to tell from the recording the extent to which the remarks were meant to be taken literally.

The comments came to light when secretly recorded video of the remarks found its way to The Huffington Post and Mother Jones last week.

Principled differences aside, the Latino-American population is now powerful enough to swing Presidential elections, so politicians want to take their concerns seriously (which President Obama pretty much admitted, in recorded off-the-record remarks).

The Spectator (circulation 37,000) may have a 160-year-old tradition of hobnobbing with the Establishment, but that is exactly what gave it the cachet to capture the on-the-record remarks of Nicholas Ridley, the Trade and Industry Secretary who was forced to resign over the weekend because of his diatribe against West Germany in the magazine's July 14 issue.

Those, said Mr. Rose, are at odds with Mr. Mulligan's own tape recorded remarks about the incident to the Glendale Police Department, as described in a police protective league news release that included a link to the recording.