Sentence examples for remarks later on from inspiring English sources

Sharma clarified his remarks later on Sunday, denying they amounted to a dress code for foreign women.

UPDATE: 1 50 p.m. -- Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., a member of the gang of eight, tweeted a condemnation of Young's remarks later on Friday.

Bolling clarified his remarks later on in the "One More Thing" segment, saying, "What I meant was, rather than appeasing the Muslims, [President Obama] should worry about free speech first.

Responding to Wray's remarks later on Tuesday, she said it was the White House's personnel security office that received the information from the FBI, requested the follow-up information and, even after Wray said the bureau had closed the investigation, was still trying to reach a final determination on Porter.

He remarked later on, "What we've done [at Nelvana] is tailor the film to a pre-literate audience, the very young.

His youthful assistant Otto Klemperer remarked later on the many small changes that Mahler made to the score during rehearsal: "He always wanted more clarity, more sound, more dynamic contrast.

The governor, who turned 55 last month, focused his own remarks later in the evening on his priorities heading into his State of the State address on Wednesday — notably stricter gun-control legislation, including a tighter ban on assault weapons.

He told the cabinet in remarks later broadcast on Israeli radio: "The plan will allow us to guard our national interests, also security interests, and it will free Israel from the dangerous diplomatic stalemate".

According to the treasury, the chancellor will make the following remarks later today, on a visit to the Midlands: "The deficit is down . . .

Booker walked back his remarks later that evening on YouTube, but people are still unpacking the stupid from what he said on Sunday morning.

Later on, Martin makes remarks about the forecastle of the Pequod in reference to Moby Dick.