Sentence examples for repeated remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bozella repeated remarks made before the fight that he did not plan to box professionally again.

Asked for comment, the agency repeated remarks it made in a formal response to the inspector's report.

The government, on the face of it, seems to be science-friendly, with repeated remarks about its priority.

Blumenthal came under sharp criticism during his 2010 Senate campaign for repeated remarks over the years that he had "served" in Vietnam, even though he did his full Marine service in the United States.

Blumenthal came under sharp criticism during his 2010 Senate campaign for repeated remarks over the years that he had "served" in Vietnam, although he did his full Marine service in the United States.

As for Sir Martin, he repeated remarks he made at the WPP annual meeting on Monday: that the rebound in ad spending would be slow through 2002 and 2003 and would not gain momentum until 2004, when results would be stimulated strongly by spending for the Summer Olympics and the presidential election.

TV executives have seethed in the past two years over a frequently repeated remark from Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, who said the social network has a Super Bowl on mobile every day in terms of the people it can reach.

His often repeated remark on this matter is that motives "incline without necessitating" (L-C, 57).

Repeating remarks he has previously made in media interviews, Pompeo said that stepped-up, but unspecified, "diplomatic and commercial" pressure would achieve that aim.

Repeating remarks he has made in campaign stops across the country, Mr. Bush attacked Democrats for tying up his agenda, and then urged voters to vote Republican.

Mr. Bush also proposed a new round of tax cuts to help small businesses, repeating remarks he made in Missouri on Monday.