Sentence examples for remarks to about from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign had limited his remarks to about five minutes, he said, but "when people are applauding so much, it takes you 10 minutes to say five minutes' worth".

The president made his remarks to about 100 members of the International Democrat Union, a group of international center and center-right political parties that met today and Sunday for a conference in Washington.

In her remarks to about 300 people at a club luncheon, as well as at an earlier appearance in nearby Elmira, Mrs. Clinton highlighted economic issues in a region that has been considered a Republican stronghold.

So, in this brief pause before fact is replaced by fiction in the public consciousness, Mr. Assange took to the balcony of the embassy in London on Thursday night to read some prepared remarks to read some prepared remarks to about 80 supporters and a large number of police officers gathered on the street below the first-floor balcony.

In his remarks to about 4,000 people, Mr. Obama called the Navy Yard shooting "unique," and he remembered by name each of the victims, offering small memories from family members and friends of those who died: a volunteer, a Bible study leader, a Navy architect, a grandmother, a soccer coach, a car lover.

Earlier, in remarks to about 200 soldiers at Camp Liberty on the outskirts of Baghdad, Mr. Gates joked that "as a historian, it always occurred to me that the smart thing for government was always to pay the guys with guns first".

As HuffPost further reported, Trump made various lewd remarks to and about women that evening.

Melanie makes mocking remarks to Lewis about the medical profession.

Kiriakou told me that he thought his remarks to Brian Ross about waterboarding fell into that category.

A few years ago your sister made similar remarks to me about Mama.

He used his opening remarks to talk about the importance of organ donation.