Sentence examples for remarks beforehand from inspiring English sources

He plans to read their remarks beforehand and perhaps suggest "ideas, jokes, points about Trump".

Institutions might work on strengthening the bond between performer and public: remarks beforehand, gatherings afterward, and, certainly, a relaxation of the Rule.

As Mr. Dudamel said in filmed remarks beforehand, it is the chorus that drives this work, and for the occasion, El Sistema, Venezuela's nationwide music education program, had assembled a chorus of close to 1,200.

The demands by Mr. Paul's supporters came after he had decided not to speak at the Republican National Convention after the Romney campaign insisted on approving his remarks beforehand.

Wilder had planned the inflammatory remarks beforehand and incited others to discriminate people of Moroccan origin, he said.

(Meanwhile, rather puzzlingly, leader of Gloucestershire council Mark Hawthorne told Channel 4 News that the case had been lost on "a very small technical point" – a direct contradiction of the judge's own remarks just beforehand, in which he called the breach of equality duties involved "substantive, not merely a technical or procedural defect").

He had paid tribute to Worthington beforehand, remarking how he had "managed at international level, so they [York]know the time of day".

As self-centered attachments to one's ideas can lead to national as well as international gaffes, anticipating the response a remark might elicit beforehand can also serve as a powerful communications tool.

But the denunciations came after the synagogue shootings; beforehand, the remarks had raised little fuss.

"It is time to get America working again," he said, according to prepared remarks given to reporters beforehand.

He opened his remarks, which weren't prepared beforehand, by supporting Biden's initiative, then thanked each of his family members.