Sentence examples for remarks made before from inspiring English sources

John Tortorella was understanding of Kreider in remarks made before Monday's game.

Mr. Bozella repeated remarks made before the fight that he did not plan to box professionally again.

Robert Keayne, an early settler of Boston : remarks made before the Massachusetts Historical Society, March 14 , 1889/ by Samuel Abbott Green.

Expanding on earlier remarks made before a House committee, Powell's testimony seemed to emphasize the potential for war with Iraq in the near future.

His remarks, made before an audience of district development council members in Kabul where he had a scheduled speech, reminded people that as much as Americans had been victims, Afghans were victims as well.

Remarks made before the United Nations Security Council, Feb. 5, 2003 DICK CHENEY QUESTION REGARDING 9/11: Do we have any evidence linking Saddam Hussein or Iraqis to this operation?

Her remarks, made today before the Senate, will help set the tone for potential future regulation of Bitcoin.

"Both Sony, former employees and current employees were the victim of one of the most vicious and malicious cyber attacks in recent history," said Mr Hirai in off-the-cuff remarks made just before the firm's press conference at CES began.

Richard Brody picked up on this yesterday in his post on the controversial remarks made by Leonard Bernstein before a 1962 performance of the Brahms First Piano Concerto by Gould at Carnegie Hall in which he disassociated himself from Gould's interpretation of the piece.

His remarks, made to U.S. reporters before he left Washington Wednesday, were a concession that his charm offensive during this three-day trip to convince Trump to stay in the landmark deal had probably failed.

What should be the result when a high-profile case causes public protests, leading to nationally televised vandalism, on-camera threats made against the defendant, and inflammatory remarks made by elected officials before the jury is selected?