Sentence examples for starting remarks from inspiring English sources

Hacker: "Prove that I lie"...Shall we take President Obama's Nobel Prize speech for starting remarks?

Not that they weren't around before, that's just when I actually started remarking on it.

The media started remarking that all of the millions of gallons of oil that poured into the Gulf of Mexico just disappeared!

Frankly, I'm not sure what the president said because within minutes of starting his remarks, Elmo popped up from behind Mike Renzi's piano.

She started her remarks with a call to service.

She says "I'll take it", hangs her trenchcoat on a stepladder and starts scribbling remarks like "Party name?" "Policies" and "Why is this country so rightwing?

"If I had to put a thought bubble above Obama's head while Clinton spoke, it would be 'What's he going to say?' " Clinton started his remarks with a humorous appreciation of McAuliffe, a fervid Democratic partisan.

Of all the public words Pope Francis could have chosen to start his remarks at the White House podium on Wednesday, the Argentinian son of Italian immigrants reminded America that "As the son of an immigrant family, I am happy to be a guest in this country, which was largely built by such families".

I also started making remarks, which I want to share with the readers of this journal.

"They usually call upon you to start your remarks as the guests start their desserts," the sweet-toothed former Commander-in-Chief observed.

"We walked in and immediately one black male started making remarks like, 'faggot.'".