Sentence examples for remarks in the second from inspiring English sources

Hernandez made his original remarks in the second inning of the Mets' 8-1 vintory in San Diego.

In the meantime, the Egyptian blogger Mostafa Hussein has filed an English translation of the candidates' remarks in the second part of the debate.

(What little was retained of these remarks in the second edition was moved to the completely rewritten TD).

Here are excerpts of their remarks, in the first of two articles.

Jared Leto's remarks in the first category that was announced, Best Supporting Actor, got the inconvenience of the evening's sharpest reference to troubles in the world out of the way quickly.

(Expounding on the one-note goofiness of Burckhardt, his son Jacob, a filmmaker, remarks, "In the first one, he played a crazy bum, and in this later one not a bum but crazy").

Vice President Luis Giampietri had two words when he learned of her release this year: "What indignation!" Emerging after more than 14 years in Peruvian prisons, Ms. Berenson, now 41, absorbs such remarks in the fifth-floor walk-up where she now lives.

In his closing remarks in the first debate, all he could offer from government was to "channel" the "genius, grit, and determination" of the American people.

A condensed excerpt of Mr. Pacquiao's remarks: In the dying seconds of the sixth round of my fight against Marquez, a single punch knocked me out.

As Saint Jerome remarks in the late-fourth or early-fifth century, in his Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians, "How many people know Plato's books, or his name?

Moreover, efficient protection to oxygen quenching was remarked in the first generation dendrimer.