Sentence examples for will be remarked from inspiring English sources

Officials say six centres marked by one examiner have been told about the situation and 318 papers will be remarked.

In Section 3, we will prove the main results, before which some preliminary results on Morse theory will be collected in Section 2. Some fundamental facts relative to (1.1) revealed here will benefit the further investigations in this direction, which will be remarked in Section 4. In this section, we recall some basic facts in Morse theory which will be used in the proof of the main results.

There will be remarks from dignitaries, music from the 119th Regiment Fife and Drum band, and a contingent of Civil War re-enactors.

J. Steven Manolis will be awarded Books & Books first annual "Art Basel Miami 2016 Artist of the Year Award". There will be remarks (live streaming) from Stephanie Fernandez (Books & Books), Bruce Helander (art critic and book curator), and J. Steven Manolis (artist and author).

These materials processing, in order to obtain controlled molecular structures at the nanoscale, will also be remarked.

The F&CA, and the ICC, have made it plain that they will not be remarking publically on the proposals until discussions have been concluded in Dubai.

"Sometimes you'll see people give performances in comedy with an ironic detachment where they'll sort of be remarking on the character from outside of it.

Experimental progress along these approaches will be briefly remarked, especially in a system of trapped atomic ions.

The assassination of a US general there last month, and the return of the Taliban to the Sangin province, will be little remarked upon.

There is another, more technocratic advantage that Jones offers that will be less remarked on once the commentariat takes this subject over, but which is very important to the next national-security adviser's Presidency-protecting mission.

"There was no journalist like Mike and I don't think there will be," Walters remarked.