Sentence examples for remarks early from inspiring English sources

"This is our first gig where everyone is seated," Stodart remarks early on.

Later, when Mr. Perry said that it was impossible to secure the border, Mr. Huntsman called it an almost "treasonous comment," alluding to Mr. Perry's remarks early in the campaign that were critical of the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke.

After someone remarks, early in the show, that Norma used to be big, she draws herself up to her full height and, digging deep vocally, says, "I am big.

"The things you do, they reflect on your whole family," Miguel remarks early on in the series and that point becomes crucial after the impulsive Chato sleeps with Lazareno's wife, placing the business in danger.

At the same time, though, Mr. Kelly is widely viewed as having been upset by remarks early in the Giuliani administration that did not acknowledge that crime had actually begun its descent while he was commissioner.

So it would be wise for the candidates to start shaping up their closing remarks early.

In their own remarks earlier, however, a number of European leaders suggested that the burden lay on Russia.

Mr. Obama's remarks earlier in the day, in which he celebrated the hopes of a "young generation" of Egyptians, were broadcast in Cairo, drawing cheers from the protesters.

They pointed to remarks earlier in the week by the head of the Iranian nuclear programme, Fereydoun Abbasuggesting suggenrichmenticouldt could be suspended once Iran had enough material.

Miles's comments on interest rates closely mirrored Carney's remarks earlier on Tuesday that "the point at which interest rates may begin to rise is moving closer".

In his remarks earlier, Mr. Bloomberg said: "We'll comply with the law, whatever it is, and we expect everybody to comply with the law".