Sentence examples for visit remarks from inspiring English sources

"It's a nice place to visit," remarks Noctis' ridiculously named road trip pal Prompto, "but I wouldn't want to live here".

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In a city, spectacular architecture has the opposite effect — it can stand as something that everyone has in common, for all to visit, remark on, feel like they own in part.

Americans who return from a visit remark upon it as worse than Los Angeles a generation ago.

New York Times columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin covering the visit remarked that Obama's tour "included very little interaction with workers.

When they visit, agents make remarks about a cobweb, or crumbs in the oven or dust or toys around the house – it's an invasion of privacy.

Many visiting captains remarked on the lawlessness of the island, recording tales of murder and polygamy.

Tom Ridge, the secretary for homeland security, who is visiting Seoul, remarked Saturday on the general sense of calm in the country.

BEIJING — Western tourists who visit Beijing often remark on its lack of slums.

When their son Eric, was 3 months old, Emmeline came to visit unexpectedly, and remarked thatthe baby was obviously unloved.

An aide to Energy Secretary John S. Herrington, who leaves Saturday on a Scandinavian visit, cited remarks Mr. Herrington made Tuesday when he said he would simply remind Norway of the Administration's interest in letting the markets operate.