Sentence examples for remarks once from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pray is also attending the lunch and polo match, and promised to apprise members of the English-Speaking Union of Prince Harry's remarks once he is gone.

On the long-winded nature of unfavorable book reviews, Cynthia Crossen remarks: "Once you kill the beast, you may as well make hamburger".

Kelli Conlin, the president of the New York chapter of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, and an opponent of Mr. Lazio, criticized his remarks: "Once again, he's trying to restrict the number of women who can have access to a legal method of abortion".

She remarked once, I say, that Asian theatre helped her escape the trap of naturalism.

The feeling you get recalls a remark once made by Roger Ebert about an artsy horror movie: there is foreboding and there is afterboding, but no actual boding.

Or is something else at work here?" On Gothamist, one commenter remarked: "Once again, females are 'aged-out' of media careers before men.

"She'll get a big head if you talk about her like that," a family friend remarked once the praised child left the room.

It's also unlikely that Henry David Thoreau ever made the remark once ascribed to him: "We is used by royalty, editors, pregnant women and people who eat worms".

Being a Strictly professional dancer herself, she was wise enough to encourage the process, even remarking once that she thought we "should cuddle a bit more".

She remarked once at dinner that the sound reminded her of mowing the lawn, and one of her guests asked when she had ever done that.

"Haven't seen a house since we came into these trees," Christopher remarked once, later, to the cat; squinting up at the sky, he had added, "Going to be dark before long".