Sentence examples for supply remarks from inspiring English sources

Surely some Task Rabbit could read the first few hundred pages of Proust and supply remarks about the material that would make me sound smart.

Table 5 Segments in the coffee market Segments Remarks S1 Supplies Iran market with branded products S2 Exports branded products to the Middle East S3 Supplies Iran market with bulk products S4 Exports products in bulk to the Middle East S5 Produces branded products for other brands.

After clearing his throat with some perfunctory remarks about oil supplies and United States-Japan relations, he suddenly stopped midsentence, gave me a shrewd look and said: "Look, we Japanese aren't stupid.

ROBERT WORTH Correction: October 11 , 2001 Thursday An article yesterday about a Daily News photographer and reporter who the police said were stopped as they approached the Rye Lake reservoir while working on a report about the security of the New York City water supply paraphrased imprecisely from a remark by Ken Frydman, a spokesman for the newspaper.

An article yesterday about a Daily News photographer and reporter who the police said were stopped as they approached the Rye Lake reservoir while working on a report about the security of the New York City water supply paraphrased imprecisely from a remark by Ken Frydman, a spokesman for the newspaper.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao assured the public in televised remarks late last week that the supply and demand of grain were "basically" in balance and that large stockpiles were available.

During the segment, Amondson remarked, "alcohol cuts the supply of oxygen to the brain and puts you in a kind of retarded state".

The supply chain manager for Coca-Cola Vietnam remarked that growth has been very fast since 2009 and that their facilities have struggled to meet the demand.

"I wouldn't enjoy supplying wind turbines to a nation so that it can supply water for huge golf courses," he once remarked in an interview.

The Vice President's remarks emphasized these and other aspects of the supply chain.

In some of his clearest remarks on the issue, Miliband specifically rejected a "confidence and supply" deal in which the SNP would support him on any confidence votes and in budget (supply) votes.