Sentence examples for remarks about what from inspiring English sources
The judge who sentenced O to 18 months detention had made condemnatory remarks about what she had done.
Johnson said Labour was attempting to squeeze Londoners "till the pips squeak", quoting Denis Healey's remarks about what should be done to property speculators.
"Barack Obama has made very inconsistent remarks about what his relationship with this organization is," Rick Davis, Mr. McCain's campaign manager, said in a conference call.
"Corrections," one of the most highly praised novels of the year, won in spite of Mr. Franzen's disparaging remarks about what he deemed the low-brow taste of Oprah Winfrey, who had selected it for her book club.
He teaches at the Beaconsfield National Film and Television School ("Oh, I just make remarks about what the students are doing") and dutifully attends the ritual beanos of the film year.
Despite often scathing remarks about what he considers the hypocrisy and pretensions of art house directors, Mr. Feng says he is friendly with Zhang Yimou, Chen Kaige and other slightly older directors of their type, and that they often advise each other on scripts and films.
WAAAANT!" No, it would probably make a coolly intelligent remark about what it means "to prey on life forever and not possess it, / As rock-hollows, tide after tide, / Glassily strand the sea".
Mr. Gould caps off the commentary with an awe-struck, touching remark about what it was like to make the film: "It's like we all became a part of one another".
It's now basically a way to keep track of and remark about what your friends are up to, an always up-to-date contact list, a picture and video sharer, an inbox, an IM client, and a event coordinator, all tied to over 250 million social users.
We miss his remark about what it will be like in the afterlife: "We'll sit around talking about the good old days, when we wished that we were dead".
The owner was just about to hand over the keys when he patted the boy on the head and made some remark about what fun the little fellow would have romping in the yard.
