Sentence examples for will remarks from inspiring English sources

"Posh" invites you to make of that connection what you will, remarks like "Remember, this isn't a democracy," by the Riot Club's president, there to tip the playwright's hand.

"Miami will always beat a dead horse faster than anybody else will," remarks Adam Gersten, the man behind Gramps, a dive bar and beer garden in the Wynwood Art District known for cheap drinks and low-key hangs like Tuesday trivia nights.

Sometimes a lascivious voiceover will remark on her charms.

3b935c2c-217a-47d1-811c-ba84dd7254b7 WHEN historians come to appraise this administration, they will remark on a rather novel event.

This is the sort of comedy in which a character will remark, at least half seriously but with an educated awareness, "This rational humanism is getting exhausting".

Bankers will remark that Mexico's absolute debt reduction package was small — much less than the 50 percent or so already granted to Greece.

It is sometimes the case that a pub will disappear and passersby will remark: Well at least it wasn't one of the good pubs.

He is a deliberate presence, solemn for long periods; but then he will remark on something absurd and tip backward with laughter.

Introduced to a black family whose name is Black, he will remark on the coincidence: "That's like if my last name was Jew – Larry Jew".

"I really can't imagine, darling, what you see in Cassie,"she will remark, only to be told that Cass is all right really, mum, and doesn't drink nearly as much as people imagine.

Let us consider the basic aspects associated with both conceptual blocks, and we will remark on possible bridges between them to be explored.