Sentence examples for remarking in from inspiring English sources
There is, as their patron saint was fond of remarking in her heyday, no alternative.
Neapolitans headed north en masse, stopping at roadside es presso bars and remarking in loud voices that decent coffee was to be found only in their city.
He always spoke admiringly of Drake, remarking in 1973, "Betsy was a delightful comedienne, but I don't think that Hollywood was ever really her milieu.
At a Christmas Eve party, Philip hurts his father by remarking, in front of others, "I know you never got excited about us, Dad.
In 1902, at the age of forty, she was reading Schopenhauer and remarking in a letter, "How strange it is to rummage in all that old metaphysical lumber".
But Mr. Carlin did, at times, express appreciation for his Catholic education, remarking in 1995: "They gave me the tools to reject my faith.
As remarked in Summers v. Moseley, 2 Cromp.
"Sara is incorruptible," Mrs. Winthrop Chanler once remarked in admiration.
"Your life is so anti-Soviet," he remarked in admiration.
"Nice form," Turiaf remarked in his thick French accent.
