Sentence examples for remark one of from inspiring English sources
In 1953 he moved to KUDL in Kansas City, Mo., where he called himself the "Bald Kid in the Third Row," based on a remark one of his parents had made upon spotting him among the infants in the hospital after he was born.
Despite Rep. Will Davis, one of the state's top black lawmakers, calling the remark "one of the most offensive statements I've heard," Sacia told the Chicago-Sun-Times Thursday the response to his outburst has been overwhelmingly positive.
The detail in question was Frankel's remark, "One of the things that I hope is that people who read this book will read it and forget about the transgender issues and just be in the embrace of this family and realize that this family is like all families".
At the end, after an Occupier's closing remark, one of the Occupiers declared, "We don't focus on solutions.
Afterwards, the segment's producer, hoping to amplify a remark one of us had made about the Dead's infamous inconsistency, asked if I could point him toward any performances that were "particularly terrible".
Megan McCarthy, a spokeswoman for United Airlines, said the nine delegation members were removed from the plane after a remark one of them made to a crew member during boarding.
In 2001, he filed two libel suits, in London, in response to nasty remarks (one of them in a reader review on Amazon.com) that John Lowenthal, an outspoken defender of Hiss, made about "The Haunted Wood".
"Jamal is that guy," Nelson remarked, "one of those people who came out on the other end of his Panther experience in a really beautiful and whole way and it's really great to see".
It is the astonishing biography of Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, head of Vichy's Jewish affairs and, as Callil laconically remarks, one of the very few people to put on weight during the war.
"Trust Harold," remarks one of his bohemian friends when Rose reveals she has been taken on a less than thrilling tour of Washington.
"Disappointment makes us mean," remarks one of the women.
