Sentence examples for remarks added from inspiring English sources

The gist of his remarks added up to the Marshall Plan.

Mr. King's remarks added to a climate of public gloom in Britain about the country's economic prospects.

Her remarks added to the administration's evolving and at times muddled explanation of what happened on the evening of Sept. 11 and into the next morning.

The Footsie spent the entire day in positive territory, but the conclusion of the great man's remarks added another 30 points to an already buoyant market.

The prime minister's remarks added fuel to a debate that pits the security services and the government against some lawmakers and civil liberties groups, who argue that the surveillance programs represent an excessive and possibly unlawful breach of personal privacy.

In a soft voice, amplified by a microphone, he said, "A very warm special greeting from India," and, after a few remarks, added, "May I request all of you to stand, and just laugh with me".

"It's unconscionable that people in public posts make such remarks," adding, "Mirje is reflecting what is a much larger problem.

"The C.F.T.C. is a small agency with enormous responsibility," Ms. Born said, according to prepared remarks, adding that the agency "is desperately in need of additional funding".

The Ospreys' joint managing director, Roger Blyth, said he was staggered by the remarks, adding: "I always thought we had a strong relationship and I am dumbfounded by this.

Tavecchio told Corriere he is being targeted for blackmail and that he does not recall uttering the remarks, adding that they "might have been manipulated".

"Reaching our goals requires proper funding, not turning our heads and hoping the problem will go away," the sheriff said in prepared remarks, adding that deputies in his office were "the lowest-paid law enforcement officials in our region".