Sentence examples for uttered at him from inspiring English sources

But Onyewu, a defender whose parents immigrated from Nigeria, said he had never heard such discriminatory remarks uttered at him by another player until a playoff match last month to decide the Belgian league championship.

"Can you smell what The Rock is cooking?" he asked, a trademark question (translation: "If you know what I mean"), which he first uttered at Wrestlemania XIV in 1998, sitting next to Gennifer Flowers, who was interviewing him.

(There's even a line uttered, at a key moment, about the device's breakdowns).

Not a word about Afghanistan or Iraq was uttered at the ceremony.

That is, it opens with a misfired witticism uttered at an elite East London dinner party.

Conversation uttered at the Yale Divinity School: "You really ought to look into sociology.

They have more syllables than grating calls and are uttered at a faster pace.

It's one of the most infuriating sentences uttered at a restaurant table.

When Dr. Stuart asked a question, she got, at best, monosyllabic answers uttered at low pitch.

(Bloom is referring here to the wisdom about accepting death uttered at the end of "King Lear").

His most infamous line, uttered at a hearing, said it all: "I am the law".