Sentence examples for the first remarks from inspiring English sources

The first remarks on succession since the Zanu-PF conference last year were interpreted as an indication that Mr Mugabe will not immediately hand over power.

Jerris is a living textbook of golf and golf-course architecture, and one of the first remarks he made was that he could see Augusta National in that fog.

Making the first remarks in public about the Israeli attack by any American official, Mr. Bush said that his administration maintained a cloak of secrecy to avoid the risk of further military conflict in the region, including possible Syrian retaliation against Israel.

The first remarks about the pineal gland which Descartes published are to be found in his Dioptrics (1637).

The chair will take the prerogative to make the first remarks.

She was quite serious about the first remark.

The first remark is always about the dog.

"Instead, the first remark was, 'I think this is the best thing we've done all year'.

So the first remark is broadly sympathetic to the principle of laisser faire, whereas the second apparently takes an opposite view.

The first remark is that the system allows residual bit errors in the transmitted substreams.

See the first remark to Proposition 4 of the Mechanics chapter (4, 549; 88): "Newton by no means dared to prove this law a priori, and therefore appealed to experience".