Sentence examples for remarks someone from inspiring English sources

"That's an awful slight on the mafia," remarks someone.

As he moved through his remarks, someone shouted from the audience that Mr. Gore was the real president.

There was, at any rate, a footnote to Tuesday's Rose Garden remarks: someone in Afghanistan has to sign a bilateral security agreement settling the legal status of American troops there.

As Mr. Bloomberg began to read from written remarks, someone bumped into Mr. Harris's tape recorder in the pocket of a jacket Mr. Harris had near him, activating the play button and the sound from a rally that Mr. Harris had taped earlier.

"My goodness," remarked someone, "what a blow for the human intelligence if this ship should sink".

As is often remarked, someone who has lost a spouse is handily defined by the word "widow" or "widower".

"A book starts small for me - a remark someone makes, or a story in a newspaper," she says.

"That'll ensure that everyone gets their share of cadmium," remarked someone called Ning Fushen, in a post on Sina Weibo.

'There is this really cool elite in London who think they're really cool,' remarked someone who was far too cool for me to have heard of.

Two days before Maher's remark, someone had spray-painted the word on the front gate of LeBron James's home in Los Angeles.

You can discover these similarities in conversation, or even by picking up on things you notice — like pictures on a person's desk, a coffee cup from a particular store you also like, or a passing remark someone makes about something you share in common.