As one citizen typically remarks, "If he died he will go on to the next life".
Everyday [iPod touch, and iPad] When you haven't seen someone you know for a long time, and this is especially true of older relatives, they typically remark on how you've lost weight/put on weight/changed hairstyles, or otherwise morphed inexplicably.
Its annual dinner is one of the few white-tie events in official Washington, and features campy song-and-dance numbers and, typically, remarks by the president of the United States.
Worse still, real-life social graphs are typically big, as remarked earlier.
"No pedestrians allowed on sidewalks," was one typically sarcastic remark.
It was a typically blunt remark, delivered between pauses and sighs.
He rode bikes, he said, because life was boring otherwise.Perhaps that typically spare remark was true.
In typically florid remarks published Sunday, Saleh vowed to resist the protesters "with every drop of blood".
The mayor typically begins remarks before Hispanic audiences with a smattering of Spanish, which he has studied for years.
The heated exchanges, mainly between the candidates' surrogates, have grown sharper than the candidates' typically pointed remarks about each other on the trail.
Mr. Luzhkov offered typically pointed remarks at the groundbreaking this month in Tskhinvali, the South Ossetian capital, for the neighborhood, to be called the Moscow district.
