Sentence examples for remarks will be made from inspiring English sources

Cameron's remarks will be made at the formal launch of what is being dubbed the reinvigorated right-to-buy scheme, designed to breathe new life into one of Thatcher's most significant achievements.

Only a few remarks will be made about the "causal challenge" to EU theory, as the interested reader can consult the SEP entry on Causal Decision Theory and the references therein.

Some remarks will be made about the limitations of this study.

"Every time I come to cover the talks, I'm told it's important to be here because history will be made," remarks Mohammad Eslami, editor and columnist at Iran's Khorasan newspaper.

Amendments will be made to figure 5 along with the remarks you kindly made.

Those turbines will be made here in Schenectady, a point Mr. Obama drove home in his remarks.

Communication between participants will be made possible via the commenting system, which allows users to provide remarks and responses specific to individual nodes and edges throughout the network.

They'll watch the Queen's speech together but hear little of it as Marjorie will be making remarks about how Her Majesty has put on weight over the past year".

As fate would have it, Mr. Bush will be making his remarks at Yale just a day after Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, a New York Democrat, who graduated from the Yale law school in 1973, gives her own speech as the featured guest at the university's Class Day exercises.

EYES AND EARS ON THE FED With the Federal Open Market Committee meeting looming on Sept. 18 and the market in turmoil, investors will be scrutinizing remarks to be made by Fed officials.

Three remarks can be made here.