Sentence examples for remarks were recorded from inspiring English sources

The remarks were recorded for NY1 News.

The remarks were recorded by The New York Times.

Ms. Trump was pregnant at the time that Mr. Trump's remarks were recorded in mid-September 2005; their son, Barron, was born the next March.

But since the tapes on which these remarks were recorded are unavailable to the public and Sartre's illness at the time they were made was serious, their authority as revisionary of his general philosophy remains doubtful.

His remarks were recorded on video and provided to The Times.

His remarks were recorded by a Sky News microphone he was still wearing as he was driven away from the visit, and were widely broadcast.

Many admiring remarks are recorded from the late 19th century about the sophistication and elegance that simple Swedish farm girls would gain in a few years, and about their unmistakably American demeanor.

That remark was recorded in a video of the dinner, at a hedge-fund manager's home in Boca Raton, which was released by Mother Jones.

Coleridge's often-quoted remark is recorded in his Table Talk for July 2, 1830, almost thirteen years after Jane Austen died. 1 He is reported to have admired her. 2 Yet as an artist, she could be said to have blown his dichotomy clean out of the water.

Mr. Obama's remarks, which were recorded on Friday, indicated that the administration, which has more troops and resources in Afghanistan than European countries do, is also working toward a long-term strategy.

Event date, birth date of patient, gender, practice, event category (prescribing error (wrong prescription, wrong administration; wrong dose; other), adverse reaction (adverse reaction; allergic reaction; overdose; interaction; contra-indication; other), dispensing error (too late; wrong medicine; wrong dose; other)), and additional remarks or context were recorded.