Sentence examples for remarks around from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama, the Democratic presidential nominee, said in his appearance that while he deeply respected mayors, "I was surprised by several remarks around community organizing, and belittling it".

One hopes there are to be no more off-colour remarks around the corner but instead of the ignominy of a Europa League exit and the realistic end of Champions League qualification for next season, United had much to celebrate.

More generally, Ms Balia says she has increasingly been hearing racist remarks around town in the two months since the FN won.

He was scheduled to deliver remarks around 12 30 p.m.

Then, showtime: Without the need to frame his remarks around education, the topic of the debate, Cianci was free to spin his story.

Lalonde said that as a white woman, she's sensed that people think they can get away with making racist remarks around her.

To turn a well-known Orwell remark around, we all get the presidential campaign we deserve.

As some sage remarked around the time Sir Fred's services to banking were being recognised, an award is not intended to add lustre to the recipient; rather, the recipient should add lustre to the award.

"For a couple of months," Latte remarks, "I went around Berlin as Baron Gottfried von Einem".

The two proceeded to bat around remarks both weighty and off-the-cuff about projections of works by Monet, Ingres and Hals, among others.

Mr. Lott made a very calculated decision about it; he was forced out as Republican leader in 2002 after making racially insensitive remarks, but stuck around long enough to make a comeback into the leadership.