Sentence examples for remarks with the from inspiring English sources
She even ended her remarks with the "I'm lovin' it" theme from the McDonald's ad campaign.
He sprinkled his remarks with the word inshallah, the Arabic expression for, If Allah wills it.
But he made an interesting choice by beginning his remarks with the effects of a shutdown.
He delivered his remarks with the muted affect of an actor doing a table read.
Another partial standing ovation as Boris concludes his remarks with the promise the Tories will win in 2015.
He also suffuses his remarks with the language of values, seeking to show that he has the right moral compass.
Had he prefaced his remark with "the fair and vigorous exchange" I might have agreed with him.
Sherman also remarked, with the bitter jocularity he reserved especially for beaten rebels, that Fox had "17 children born to him lawfully & 11 still alive".
The announcement of the 2015 Nobel prize in Literature on Thursday was greeted, as one wag remarked, with "the sound of 10,000 reporters Googling Svetlana Alexievich".
Lastly, each study was flagged if it needed to be "remarked" with the Sonosite prior to beginning.
All of the results were remarked with the mean ± SD, and the one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was employed for statistical analysis of the data, followed by Scheffe post hoc test using (SPSS 15 for Windows 7).
