Sentence examples for will make a remark from inspiring English sources

"I kind of use it as a barometer because you say certain things and instantly somebody will make a remark about your comment.

I am very pleased to meet you all and will make a few opening remarks.

Once you're fabulous, there's a very slight chance that anyone will make an insulting or embarrassing remark on how you're dressed.

Following the president's remarks, Henderson will make an announcement from GM's office in New York.

He will make the remarks in a speech to the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a nonpartisan research institute in Washington.

I will make only a few remarks about a priori knowledge at the end of this essay.

Mr. Clough will make introductory remarks but not take questions, a posture that is already inflaming tensions.

"I will not make a partisan remark," he said.

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan on Wednesday delivered prepared testimony to the U.S. Senate, standing by remarks he'd made a day earlier before a House panel.

In case anyone missed the point, Mr Rubio will make his remarks in English and Spanish.

However he hinted he would stand down, adding: "I will make further remarks about my position later this morning".