Sentence examples for remarks used from inspiring English sources

It was notable that Mr. Boehner, in his remarks, used "job-destroying spending" rather than the "job-killing" terminology that Republicans have typically favored.

Mr Justice Cooke took upon himself the responsibility of acting not just for society in general, which is his usual remit, but for the game of cricket –"the very name of which," as he said in his sentencing remarks, "used to be associated with fair dealing on the sporting field.

O'Connor made a few remarks, using notes he'd scribbled on a FedEx pouch.

Dr. Borland has heard many stories about interviewers who make rude remarks, use obscenities or spread malicious rumors about others in the same industry.

The minister of planning, a hard-liner named Soe Tha, gave a long speech that attempted to rebut Petrie's remarks, using the U.N.'s own statistics.

We give the same remarks using Table 12 where we compute the threshold of (IT + RS) decoding and ML decoding for a different value of N1.

"I'd been everywhere and most gyms were so uptight, so borghese," Mr. Barrett remarked, using the Italian word for bourgeois.

Remark Using a similar procedure as in [18] and [9], we can use (16), (17), and (41) to obtain some continuous dependence results.

"Chatterbox" was written and sung by Thunders, whom Willis remarked "uses his voice as a wailing instrument" in a way similar to Robert Plant.

As André 3000 drily remarks, he used to get flak for singing: "Now every rapper sings.

His remarks were used as ammunition by the leave campaign, although he maintains he was misquoted.