The musicians seem to trade remarks, and sometimes talk along with one another, as if each were reciting a text — a poem or a scripture — which they then consider.
Clinton's trade remarks were, perhaps, the latest in a move to appeal to progressives who remain skeptical of her policy stances, following the exit of Senator Bernie Sanders from the Democratic presidential race.
"In the end, it's all absurd," Froylán Enciso, a friend of mine who is a historian specializing in the drug trade, remarked the other day.
The Jets maintained their silence yesterday, declining to even respond to post-trade remarks by Keyshawn Johnson in which the former Jet said he would still be with the team if Bill Parcells were still in charge.
On the hillside below us, two scrub jays traded remarks through the trees.
In the movie, directed by John Schlesinger from a screenplay by Thomas Ropelewski, Madonna and Mr. Everett portray less exalted versions of themselves trading remarks that suggest a sharpened variant of their desultory banter in a recent Vanity Fair cover story.
His supporters maintain his racist, wall building, anti-abortion, Putin-loving, anti-trade remarks aren't the real Trump.
Though she has since semi-retired and moved to suburban Michigan to be near family, Stritch was still living at New York's luxurious Hotel Carlyle at the time of filming, and "Shoot Me" begins with her exiting her hotel, wearing an exotic coat and her trademark oversized glasses and trading remarks with the numerous people who recognize her on the street.
Isala and Kasena, for example, are known to trade insulting remarks in a joking spirit so as to reduce tension from past conflicts.
Fellows like Pelon, Smiley, Eightball, Mr. Raza, Droopy and Big Loco hang out at the local taco stand and trade provocative remarks with Babydoll, CatEyes, Bouncy and Shy Girl.
Frost will be based in a studio in London, and he will trade witty remarks, via satellite, with two younger co-hosts — Jimmy Tingle, in Boston, and Mary Walsh, in Toronto.
