Sentence examples for remarks made to from inspiring English sources

Whether the remarks made to Lire were intentionally insulting is what the court will decide.

A parliamentary committee is now investigating the telecom scandal, and Mr. Singh has defended himself in remarks made to Parliament.

The statement followed remarks made to the Daily Telegraph by singer Brian Johnson that they will be assembling next month.

While Mr. Greenspan did not predict a recession, his remarks, made to executives in Hong Kong, rattled some investors.

Just this week, Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov accused Mr. McFaul of arrogance for remarks made to a Russian news agency about missile defense.

Quotes remarks made to the writer by Tamasaburo, Takao, &Tatsunosul They each speak about how they got started in Kabuki&about their impressions of performing in N.Y.

I thought back to a remark made to me many years ago by Yvonne Brewster.

Like a boring remark made to a deaf person, it really suffered from the retelling.

First up: the nasty Ms. Olwen Curtis, whose all-purpose reply to any remark made to her is "Not really".

Neel liked quoting, with amusement, a strange remark made to her by Malcolm Cowley: "The trouble with you, Alice, is you're not romantic".

"Warning: Freeway Closed" (letter, July 12) put me in mind of the remark made to me years ago by a highway planner: "Widening your highway to solve a traffic-congestion problem is like lengthening your belt to solve an obesity problem".