Sentence examples similar to supplying 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.
July 28: This article was updated with remarks supplied by the White House Office of the Press Secretary.
At the peak of magnet construction, 95% of the planet's superconducting material was in Fermilab, leading the CEO of the world's largest company supplying superconducting alloys, Robert Marsh, to remark: "Every programme in superconductivity that there is today owes itself in some measure to the fact that Fermilab built the Tevatron and it worked".
Even at the time of Rumsfeld's remark there were good reasons to doubt Saddam was supplying terrorists with weapons.
Euler proved some of Fermat's unproven claims and discovered many new and surprising facts; Lagrange not only supplied proofs of many remarks that Euler had merely conjectured but also worked them into something like a coherent theory.
"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.
Furthermore, a slight shift in the isotopic signature with respect to the published data is remarked, suggesting that Classe was supplied by different Eastern Mediterranean locations.
The title of former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's new memoir, "Known and Unknown," comes from a remark he made about whether Iraq had supplied or was willing to supply terrorists with weapons of mass destruction.
Griffin and Colbert already supplied exhibits A and B. At best, it was a vulgar remark.
Sixteen vendors remarked that the number of bats the hunters or vendors supplied was the limiting factor in how many they could sell; many sold out very soon after receiving shipments of bats.
