Sentence examples for there will be remarks from inspiring English sources

There will be remarks from dignitaries, music from the 119th Regiment Fife and Drum band, and a contingent of Civil War re-enactors.

Trigger warning: there will be teethist remarks in this essay.

After breakfast, there will be some remarks, then the group breaks into assigned one-on-one sessions between entrepreneurs and investors.

"There was no journalist like Mike and I don't think there will be," Walters remarked.

There will be no such remarks from Rosberg, who has always taken a much more reserved and unassuming approach to the challenge of beating Hamilton.

"The message, in the broadest terms, is that if society is permitted to be constructed in a particularly unjust way, there will be dire consequences," he remarks in his programme notes.

There will be occasion later to remark on this ambiguity.

"There will be time," retorted Earnest in remarks to journalists.

No doubt there will be western media reports highlighting remarks by those ministers who feel the mission has "lost credibility", "been duped by the regime" or "failed to stop the violence".

After his remarks, there will be a 15-minute break.

At some point, there will be other figures, and other remarks, that candidates will need to repudiate.