Sentence examples for remark over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich gleefully seized on a remark over the weekend by the financier George Soros, a bugbear to conservatives, that there was "little difference" between Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney.

Peter Allis said: 'Money's not the biggest thing in life, but it's right up there with air and food.' " David Lovegrove was intrigued by his remark over a shot of two people eating ice creams.

In a similar remark over the weekend, Michael Hayden, the former head of the N.S.A., said that "Gmail is the preferred Internet service provider of terrorists worldwide"; he was talking at the time about a program that, unlike the metadata one, explicitly collects the content of communications.

As Van Morrison sings in Wonderful Remark over The King of Comedy's opening titles, "Now, how can we listen to you / When we know your talk is cheap …?" It's a question historians will be asking of the Trump era – provided of course there are historians around to study it.

The deluge of applicants for what has long been seen as a blue-collar ticket to a middle-class life led Louis L. Rana, president of Consolidated Edison of New York Inc., to remark over the weekend that his company was harder to get into than Harvard.

It started with a casual remark over coffee.

Lebanon's greatest historian, the octogenarian Kamal Salibi, remarked over breakfast one morning that Lebanon and Iraq were perhaps the two freest countries in the Middle East and also the two weakest and most vulnerable.

When his remarks were over, he and his security detail made a beeline to the exit without taking any questions.

5. Run a Mirror by rerunning, retelling, or republishing another player's casual remark...over and over and over.

One remarked, "Over my dead body".

"I feel so proud," Streep remarked, over the commotion.