Sentence examples for separate remarks from inspiring English sources

In separate remarks, Mr. Chirac called D-Day "the day hope was born".

In separate remarks, he defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman.

Both Mr. Kamynin and Mr. Brenton, in their separate remarks, said the countries hoped to put the dispute behind them.

Mr. Giuliani, however, in separate remarks, rejected the chancellor's assertions, saying that the Board of Education was receiving more than enough money.

Yet it was the Clintons who attended church services at Mount Carmel on the Sunday before Christmas, delivering separate remarks to the congregation.

In separate remarks, Russia's current and former defense ministers, its foreign minister and the head of its security council said the American proposals were no surprise.

The market gave up some early gains after President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, in separate public remarks, made it clear that partisan sparring over taxes and budget cuts to address the deficit would probably dominate the next several weeks.

In 1918, Goldman kept the animal as a separate species, remarking that it was similar to richmondi, but distinctive in the well-developed ridges along the margins of the interorbital region, the short interparietal bone (part of the roof of the braincase), and the long nasal bones.

More than 100 pages separate these two remarks, and Luciano never comments on them, much less connects them.

Ms. Streep, in a separate telephone interview, also remarked that the set had been an uncommonly happy one.

"It is now time for Bangladesh to create a separate newspaper for children," remarked the editor of the Bangladesh Observer, a daily English-language paper.