Sentence examples for remarking as from inspiring English sources

The Blundens walked up the road in the opposite direction, remarking, as they went, on the poise of the old man, his self-possession, his pedantry.

The Daily Mail fulminated against the grotesque sleaze and incompetence of the Savile saga, remarking: as so often, the incurious Entwistle said he hadn't read the warning.

"I missed him a lot these years; we were so close before he left," she said, remarking, as other youngsters also did, that the fathers had been sternly lecturing their children on how to stay out of trouble.

In a slow news week last summer, Rankin made headlines for remarking, as he had on many occasions before, that the series would not go on for ever because Rebus would one day retire.

"Not again," I more often than not hear American friends and colleagues remarking, as when a certain title that smacks of overfamiliarity comes their way — "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof," most recently, to pick just one title much-seen on Broadway lately.

But future changes are, by definition, impossible to fit into the model; it is a bit like the man who fell off a skyscaper, remarking as he passed the 23rd floor "All right so far".Barclays should certainly be commended for giving the exercise a try; its equity-gilt study is one the more thougthful pieces of analysis that appears each year.

They were satisfied, as one mustachioed dancer remarked, "as long as there's a beat".

"Everyone in the emergency room lies to get benzos," one trainee remarked, as I recall.

Ignatius remarked as we boarded that it looked like an aircraft designed by a congressional committee.

"I didn't understand anything," Rumsfeld remarked as he headed toward dinner.

Michael McConville told the BBC he took Mr Adams' remarks "as a threat".