Sentence examples for to make remarks from inspiring English sources

Neither candidate chose to make remarks on camera.

(Hillary Rodham Clinton is also scheduled to make remarks).

"It's a very simple compound to make," remarks Mr Shulgin.Ironically, once it became illegal, MDMA's recreational use exploded.

Everyone knows it is a mother's right to make remarks on a son's appearance, from facial hair to slide sandals.

Rudd remained in Tasmania to make remarks on this development - or because of fog.. it wasn't clear.

Rather than expressing remorse, Indian officials have started to make remarks seeming to ask what all the fuss was about in the first place.

And men, do you make remarks to your friends about your "little woman" at home?

This means you tell jokes or make remarks to make fun of yourself.

"He will make remarks".

"As a child I got used to people making remarks and even physical attempts at intimidation," he said.

According to attendees, Ellison made remarks in his Comdex presentation that implied the company may not hit second-quarter estimates.