Sentence examples for remarks I need from inspiring English sources

As the chief suspect — her best pal, Joey — remarks, "I need a lawyer, an accountant, a shrink, a rabbi, a fifth of Jack Daniel's, a lot of money, and a black dress".

Just after Brandeis's appointment to the Supreme Court, Woodrow Wilson remarked, "I need him everywhere, but he must stay where he is".

Another, however, instantly remarked, "I need to go there tomorrow," which sounds like an endorsement.

Therefore, algorithms via corresponding Hamiltonian or Riccati equations cannot be used anymore, so that the division-free algorithms (i.e., no divisions by ) are needed as remarked in Concluding Remarks (i) of Section 6.

For one miraculous moment, there were people passing all three windows and the chief remarked that I needed curtains.

He was immensely charming and funny, as I discovered when putting the service together for his wedding and he remarked that I "needed to get the text on to four pages.

When men looked at me like I was a piece of meat at the market, or when they felt entitled enough to make lewd remarks, I felt disrespected, like I needed to run home and shower.

Talking Points Memo noted this recent phenomenon, which has sparked rave remarks such as, "Whenever I need to breezily inflict discipline on unruly citizens, I know I can trust Defense Technology 56895 MK-9 Stream, 1.3% Red Band/1.3% Blue Band Pepper Spray to get the job done!" Another review notes, "... it's also an amazing human arm de-linker.

" Whenever onyone does, he downs it swiftly, beams, and remarks, "Great grief, I needed that one.

Last spring, when Vice President Dick Cheney appeared at a fund-raiser for a Republican challenger, Mr. Hill remarked: "I don't need people from Washington, D.C., coming out here and propping me up.

After the pair visited a primary school in Uganda, O'Neill remarked, "I think we need to make this into an individual-people thing, and not some cosmic stuff about billions of dollars".