Sentence examples for remarks to us from inspiring English sources

"Older men and women who had embarked on a new relationship made such poignant remarks to us as, 'I've lost weight just with the energy of thinking about her all the time.' And 'I had terrible butterflies.

Even if we had declared ourselves to be militant theists and opponents of patient privacy, she should not have made these remarks to us in that setting.

"There are a lot of little ones," Susan Blond remarked to us.

One distinguished UK visitor just remarked to us that "I'm starting to think about heading home tomorrow".

Adele has laughed off a remark to US Vogue that she intended to take a five-year break from music.

It is also "some decadent," as a waiter named Ronald remarked to us another evening as we reveled in yet another rich dinner.

The Manchester Guardian remarked, "To us, the most interesting part of the performance was the exact time, which, even in the most complicated and difficult steps, the dancer kept to the music".

"Do you know, there's no pub here at all?" two stunned tourists remark to us on Dulwich Village high street, as they pass the artisanal bakery and the art gallery.

Mr. Hatcher also includes some fleeting remarks to remind us just how inconsequential etiquette lessons seemed in 1967, not just to 10-year-olds — etiquette lessons always seem inconsequential to 10-year-olds — but to their older siblings in college.

By F. Hawkes and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 13 Remark reported to us by a lady who heard it in Lord & Taylor's corset shop.

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 13 Remark reported to us by a lady who heard it in Lord & Taylor's corset shop.