Sentence examples for remarks to find from inspiring English sources

Carl Paladino, the Republican, left the stage during closing remarks to find a lavatory.

Our aim is, as I said in my introductory remarks, to find in a lawful manner a proper balance between the need to protect the lives of our citizens as well as to ensure the right to privacy.

Woods, one of the few stars to rise above golf's lily-white roots, said he wasn't surprised that off-color remarks continued to find their way into the conversation.

Time and again, Clarkson would make an off-the-cuff "rock bloke" remark only to find it was met with the utmost gravitas.

In case after case, judges excuse blatantly discriminatory comments as mere "stray remarks" and strain to find alternative reasons that older workers were fired.

'You want to have the supply of the economy increasing more rapidly and you can do that with new policies.' Taylor's remarks were likely to find an approving audience in the White House.

Bolstered by their remarks, I managed to find the courage to say "no" to both committees... or at least "not right now".

Mr. Murrow claimed in initial remarks to have found "the perfect place" for early music that was performed among "friends eating and drinking," and you could live with the occasional crashes of plates.

Hipper remarked, "I had to find myself another flagship because I could no longer exercise command from one which was shot to pieces...A torpedo boat was called alongside and we changed under heavy fire...[I] drove my torpedoboat hoping to find an advantageous moment to board one of [the other battlecruisers].

When told a perp smokes high-end cigars, he remarks, "They're hard to find since Demi Moore and the beautiful people started smoking them".

The French socialist politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon remarked: "Margaret Thatcher is going to find out in hell what she did to those miners".