Sentence examples for remarks we have from inspiring English sources

MR. ASHCROFT -- As I indicated in my remarks, we have seen, both from the practice of Al Qaeda and from the law enforcement work of individuals around the world and from the intelligence community, that Al Qaeda continues to demonstrate a very serious interest in chemical, biological as well as radiological devices, the impacts of which would obviously be adverse.

And it means that what we have to do is exactly what I said in my earlier remarks: We have to create the conditions for a sustained effort that will assist those forces in the country that are opposed to Taliban and opposed to Al Qaeda.

In light of the highly inappropriate nature of Mr. Trump's remarks, we have decided to relaunch our classic chewing gum under the name Finger-Gun Gum, a playful, nonviolent allusion that we hope will convey the totally harmless spirit of our popular chewing gum.

A spokeswoman said that Microsoft did not have anything to add to Jorgensen’s remarks (We have an interview scheduled with Jorgensen Wednesday and will update if we learn more).

He made the following remarks "We have come into the serious but always inspiring presence of Washington.

They hope for the best, but as John remarks, "We have only one aquifer, and what will happen if it is compromised?" Yet John also tells about a friend who has leased twenty acres for a $64,000 signing fee and expects to earn $50,000 annually for 30 years.

"At least during the Cold War," the NNSA official remarks, "we had pretty good scientific exchanges".

Within the group, Gud remarks, "we had a huge debate about getting involved in the protests".

In addition to spam and advertisements for Viagra weakly disguised as legitimate remarks, we had numerous hateful, bigoted and racists comments.

"No, I do not regret the medieval remark; we have not excused ourselves.

Mr. Nifong's campaign director, Julie Linehan, remarked: "We have a saying here — O.I.D.