Sentence examples for remarked yesterday from inspiring English sources

For once, as Le Figaro remarked yesterday, it really will be the end of an era.

"Everything is chemistry", Somorjai remarked yesterday, content to be receiving the award at the start of International Year of Chemistry 2011.

Massa remarked yesterday that in being on the dirty side of the new Circuit of The Americas track would be akin to starting in the wet given the combination of the asphalt and tyres.

Numerous commentators remarked yesterday on the meaning of all that (note, too, how "Total Information Awareness" was a major scandal in the Bush years, but "Information Dominance Center" - along with things like "Boundless Informant" - are treated as benign or even noble programs in the age of Obama).

Jorge Valdano, Real's sporting director who first alerted attention to the move with his casual remark back in March that Beckham was the club's "next big project", remarked yesterday: "It is always easy to do a deal with a player who wants to play for you".

What was Yves Carcelle, the chief executive of Louis Vuitton, getting at when he remarked yesterday morning that "The world is getting richer and richer, and more brands are trying to have part of that pie, which is why it's important that Vuitton has executed its marketing strategy perfectly"?

"Lake George is not really painting country," she remarked last fall.

"Somebody gave me this name, trailblazer," Mr. Ross remarked this week.

"We don't have a strategy yet," the President remarked last week, infelicitously, about Syria.

Argentina's Hernán Gumy remarked: "Today they toss bottles on us.

(cheers) as our Finnish wine expert remarked last week.