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But as time passed, as he span between the royal duties, people began to remark that the prince was approaching 40 and still unmarried.

Negroponte ' s remark linking the Janjaweed with the Sudanese government is one of the toughest accusations ever to come out of Washington.

But it still seems much too easy to provoke the Chinese - even a simple remark or sentence could have all sorts of unintended consequences .

If you remark the scent of a bean field crossing the road, perhaps your fellow traveler has no smell of it.

It was a question I've never been asked before, and certainly not as an opening remark by a total stranger.

He did not even start, but dropped his lids proudly and confined himself to the remark: "It is perfectly simple. "

If you must remark about someone's weight, do it in a way that shows you're trying to help. See how John does it with Modern English!

This sort of remark is a typical attack in the long battle over who should or should not possess or trade in ancient objects.

He made that remark as if absently.

If I receive bad news or someone makes a particularly hurtful remark, I'm definitely going to feel the sting of the poisoned covered spear.

A young acquaintance of mine had as it were lost his innocence before my very eyes, and all because of a chance remark.

She looked at him anxiously to see how he would take the tentative remark, but he was only astonished.

' he said to Marian, who was in front, including the next two in his remark, but avoiding Tess.

He shut up after this, and went in to his paper, but the retort rankled in his mind. It was the first cutting remark that had come from her.

it was an innocuous remark; confined himself to innocuous generalities; unobjectionable behavior.

Lloyd continued as if he had not heard the remark. "She also likes a little taste of sugar now and then. "

If it was someone he liked to see, he would remark how lucky it was that he just come in.

It was a passing remark and I did not ask him about the date of his purchase or the extent of his holdings.

I did not make this remark to them immediately, because, in truth, this confidence seems to me to be very precious.

At the boy 's last remark, the bookseller looked at him curiously. I told him what I had seen and heard at the five other places.

He later apologized for what he said was an "inappropriate" remark.

He did not understand her remark, but later on he happened to look down and saw that his zipper was open.

He made no remark about this point .

This remark provides the key to the problem, how much truth there is in solipsism.

The remark seemed to strike the magistrate, but he made no farther immediate observation, only desired to be removed.

He coloured a little, stared at her--and suddenly felt the penetration of the remark.

It would be a rare tycoon in our time who would risk the horse laugh with which such a remark would be greeted.

It was out of order for him to make such a tactless remark.

A trite or banal remark or statement, especially one expressed AS if it were original or significant.

So let me conclude with a just a remark to bring it back to the theme of choices.

This remark has been used by the Nabokov estate as a prescient approval of its failure to destroy The Original of Laura.

John came out with a foolish remark which annoyed his old uncle.

He coloured a little, stared at her-and suddenly felt his penetration of the remark.

the laundress looked on in astonishment , but as she had been promised twenty louis , she made no remark.

That's a cunning remark but you miss the beauty of that story if you don't see that truth is not to be sought after.

I meant no harm by my remark, but she flared up at me as though I had insulted her.

Maozedong before his or her remark: " people is to have a bit of spiritual. "

I could not help but remark on the difference between the spirit of Madrid and that of Valencia or Barcelona.

That last remark is another reminder of Rooney's roots, growing up in Croxteth with an Everton pennant in his bedroom window.

Mrs. Charmond fell into a meditation , and replied abstractedly to a cursory remark of her companion's.

It was unwise of him to make that silly remark.

Usually, when Lena referred to her life in the country at all, she dismissed it with a single remark, humorous or mildly cynical.

I was prepared to forgive one thoughtless remark, but she kept heaping insult on insult, so I asked her to leave my house.

But since she only torments me with international politics, I can only remark: What a tiresome off-the-spot old woman!

Strike out the witness's last remark, it is out of place in the court record.

There was no occasion for that remark, for Carrie is very proud of my beard.

I meant nothing in particular by this remark, but it was taken up in an unexpected way.

There was a long pause, and then, carried away by the vastness of his complimentary remark, a woman said, "Well, we like it. "

Remark: it is normal if it has certain heat when working. If you do not use emergency charger, put take off the battery.

The White House then tried to walk back what Mr. Axelrod had said. But it was a telling remark, in more ways than one.

We have the usual little squalls, but my wife and I often remark how much we enjoy our children, our friends and each other.

Quote: He went so far as to remark that, if he had it to do over again, he would stay out of the "dirty game" of politics altogether.

The remark was allegedly backed up with a kick to the Tory leader's head, which explains the facial blemish he took into the campaign.

In one of the dungeon blocks of incorrect crypts, there is no such end portal, but your character will remark that you've found a dud.

Helen heard me patiently to the end; I expected she would then make a remark , but she said nothing .

Mr. Cox, the landlord, was the first to speak and his remark was to the effect that Fotheringay was a fool.

There was an embarrassing silence after her careless remark, but she laughed it off.

A remark the Analects of Confucius best expressed what I feel now, "It is such a delight that I have friends visiting from afar. "

He made the remark in an interview with the news agency Associated Press.

Sometimes, all it takes is one simple remark from another person to decide what kind of a day we are going to have.

It was a prepared remark , uttered with deliberation, by an experienced statesman .

I have had a hard ball after an inadvertent remark to her: I know you do not waste time. Find another opponent or bars.

Believe that the old shareholders should be no doubt on this remark.

Today, I decided to tell my roommate how I really feel about her after a rude remark she made.

Yesterday eldest Dragon Center, drink a glass of red drink, arrogant remark was that he wanted to mention a couple of bottles of beer.

Despite this, I've heard quite a few foreigners remark at the optimistic, hospitable, friendly disposition of the Taiwan people.

I once heard a senior European official remark that the trouble with democracy was that George W. Bush was its cheerleader.

Under such circumstances, it is compulsory for any English person to make a self-deprecating remark and Martin did not fail me.

It was an ignorant remark for someone claiming to be an expert.

Remark: List one of these education options: high school (and equal), associate, bachelor, master or doctorate degree and type.

Under Reagan, deficits increased sharply but seemed to bring back prosperity, moving Dick Cheney to remark that they did not matter.

In his remark to reporters, Obama said he had seen extraordinarily positive signs for the future of the country.

Maybe it's this kind of frustration that caused Henry Thoreau to remark, "the mass of men live lives of quiet desperation. "

Mr. Khrushchev responded with a remark touching on the reporting of his speeches on his recent Polish tour.

While Mother was feeling so wrought, the slightest cross word or ill-judged remark could reduce her to tears.

Next time he makes an offensive remark, politely tell him to stop and pinpoint what you're referring to.

One Nazi wit actually dared to remark, "If I looked like Himmler, I wouldn't even mention the word race. "

Neither pour out all you know nor remark all you see thus to keep a quiet life.

He made a remark about her flashy jewelry.

I noticed, that he phoned later to qualify his remark, as though he had lost some of his innocence in the cab on the way home.

Mm A remark seems to imply that Chavez returned to date later than originally anticipated.

And moreover to leave you today on something which preoccupies you, I am going to make a simple remark.

that was a tactless remark ? can ' t you see that you hurt her feelings.

Her caustic remark gave him a foretaste of her anger.

The state of his temper is quite as worthy of remark as the process of the argument.

This for some, may seem a little 'off the mark' to remark upon in such a way.

The same remark might be made of Englishmen in a far greater degree.

In a press interview, John Lennon made a cynical off-the-cuff remark that the Beatlemania had made his band "more popular than Jesus now" .

I was taken back by his remark because I pride myself on my writing. Yet it was the thinking behind the writing that sold my book.

The business to a poet is to examine, not the individual, but the species, to remark general properties and large appearances.

His own replies and remark, both of which were few and pithy, were occasionally rendered into English by his friend.

The British Plain English Campaign annually hands out the prize for the most nonsensical remark made by a public figure.

Perhaps he started to read, or to doze, or to regret some harsh remark made in the office that morning.

He pretended to understand the full implications of his teacher's remark .

under mine He made a very interesting remark about me.

Such a remark of his made me feel a little embarrassed.

They went through the amenities as if there were nothing amiss, but without directly addressing a single remark to each other.

It was a puzzling remark and still leaves me a little puzzled.

Nevertheless, we will remark cursorily, there is still an abyss between these races of men and the hideous assassin of the towns.

True, Ms. Pelosi's remark was a happy reminder that environmental policy is no longer in the hands of crazy people.

The remark delights Goethe, although the following year they break intellectually over the concept of rare, medium, and well done.

Padge: "It is quite a West End affair, " to which remark Mr.

Our hug ended with her remark, "You gave an old woman a little moment of joy. "

This is the unexpected kind of remark that makes me like the colonel; there is a touch of rough poetry about him.

The same remark he considered to apply to the regulation mode of cutting the hair: which he held to be decidedly unlawful.

The second remark bears on the criticism of the material propositions to which that elevation in thought in the first instance leads.

"Honey, I'm going to the office, " is a remark we may not hear as much if more people have their way.

Receipt of any literature, intactness of vial, current lot status and expiry date (If applicable) should be recorded in the remark column.

As Ed Norton of The Honeymooners might have said, "I resemble that remark. "

I was finally able to make a kind of sense of your rather cryptic remark.

The general remark is introduced on environmental improvement of decommissioning uranium tailings impoundments at home and abroad.

I took Aragones' remark as a compliment because what he said was right.

Kerry told reporters in Seattle, Washington, that the remark was a "botched joke" meant to target the president, not U. S. Troops.

However, I cannot simply fling out this remark from now on, otherwise, it might provoke his realization earlier than should be.

At another time, that remark might have sounded like mere nationalist bluster.

if there were a point , we fail to catch it , or the remark was perhaps really pointless , their expression seemed to say.

From time to time I get a sort of semi-derogatory remark: "Oh, you're so American. "

It is useless to explain the sense of this frightfully transparent remark, which signifies both to kill, to assassinate, and to plunder.

Why has the President of the United States taken the time to remark on his passing just hours after Steve left us for what's next?

"I was dancing with a partner, " he replied, irritated by his friends remark. "The loveliest girl in all of Mexico! "

Xu said. He didn't elaborate, but the remark shows Huawei's ambition to become a major handset vendor worldwide.

The conservator will remark that the RH variation is still extreme, compared with the variation allowed by museum standards.

Ma's office said the remark was aimed at demonstrating Taiwan's will to defend itself.

In one of these he has a fellow-Lebanese remark: "We constantly wear two faces; one to ape our ancestors, the other to ape the West" .

eg: He asked the newspaper reporter not to quote his remark in the report of that road accident.

Dr. Cooper, before I find you in contempt and throw you in jail, I'm going to give you a chance to apologize for that last remark.

The show's notoriety surged after one contestant, Ma Nuo, rejected a man with her "cry in a BMW" remark.

"We don't call them the people " observed Hyacinth, reflecting the next instant that his remark was a little primitive.

Dr Li Yue, President of Xiamen Linde Gas Co Ltd, made a remark on the company's ten- year development in Xiamen .

It would be rude to remark on her appearance .

The study began after a chance remark by a colleague, an environmental scientist, who wondered what Earth would be like if the sun went out.

He got rather angry that he should come out with that rude remark.

A good English speech is delivered in simple and common words or phrases with the company of humor or famous remark.

At the last count, in a poll on the website of the conservative daily Die Welt, 87% of respondents applaud Mr Geissler's remark.

She became aware that her headlong pace and distracted air might bring on her remark and suspicion.

Mark's father made a pointed remark about his hair just as we were leaving.

That remark really put him in his place .

He made a casual remark at the reception.

He has just interpreted a casual remark of mine, that it was nice walking weather, to mean I was wanting him out of my way.

I made this remark at a time when there had been panic buying in beijing, and the people here had been in a state of anxiety for two weeks.

Although he made his remark in jest, the underlying jab was felt.

On hearing this, the parrot turned her head slowly backward, with the appearance of being moved by my caring remark.

He made a snide remark about aunt Martha's figure.

Oneself was all temporarily unthinking remark, unexpectedly spoke this words.

He never makes the least remark.

Remark : every wire of the three-phase five-wire system is clearly indicated on the front panel.

"I was dancing with a partner, " he replied, irritated by his friend's remark.

The remark "the only good news story is a bad news story" is sometimes quoted by cynical journalists.

'Oh, I know! ' exclaimed Alice, who had not attended to this last remark, 'it's a vegetable. It doesn't look like one, but it is. '

He had the grace to apologize to me for the insulting remark.

It would be rude to remark upon her appearance.

I don't think she intended me to hear the remark.

In fact, get what you pay remark is still very reasonable, the price slightly higher than the product effect is good!

At the boy's last remark, the bookseller looked at him curiously. I told.

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He made a very witty remark.

His unhappy remark put him in the soup with the boss.

Sometimes we read more into a remark than the interviewer intended because of the pressure and heightened emotions of an interview.

She made the remark during her meeting with her lawyers on Wednesday at her lakeside house.

and the tart remark of an Icelandic diplomat who described his own president as "unpredictable" .

At the time I thought that was a pretty grim remark, but I know now that Mr. Carlyle was right.

There is also a widespread feeling that the United States' goal is to keep China down, and Huntsman's remark has fed that fear.

This rude remark touched her to the quick.

Laugh about it. After you get over the initial shock of a critical remark, allow yourself to have a good laugh!

None of the European adventurers who wrote up their travels through Asia in the late Middle Ages remark on it.

Remark : Component percentages in the chart may not add up to 100% due to rounding.

I did not make this remark out of mere modesty and courtesy.

When a mutual friend introduced them, however, all she could muster was a snide remark.

You cannot speak any of the necessary dialects, and when you make a stupid remark its stupidity will be obvious, even to yourself.

Let's remember, there is no suggestion that either the boyfriend or the housekeeper took this remark seriously for a second.

dry humor; an ironic remark often conveys an intended meaning obliquely; an ironic novel; an ironical smile; with a wry Scottish wit.

Please put the remark "Subject to cargo surveyor's report" and strike off the original remark "In dispute" .

I, and several of the other young professionals in our group, were taken aback by his casual remark.

The idea grew out of a remark made unthinkingly by the chairman.

The sixth part as the concluding remark, had expounded this research's main contribution, as well as the existence question.

At the boy 's last remark, the bookseller looked at him curiously.

Humorous Remark A man died and went to Heaven. As he stood in front of St. Peter the Pearly Gates, he saw a huge wall of clocks behind him.

I don't see the point of her last remark.

He made the remark in the presence of several witnesses.

With this remark, I will be able to adjust their emotions to meet losers stayed away from the challenge every time.

A recent remark by Sergei Ivanov, the deputy prime minister and a former KGB general, illustrates the ambiguity.

In his defense, Socrates offered a remark that has stood as the motto of philosophy ever since: "An unexamined life is not worth living. "

Was that remark intended as a joke?

The president made a brief introductory remark on the meeting.

As for your remark "if you are so easily insulted, maybe you shouldn't be posting here" why don't you practice what you preach.

I got a punishment for over-speed in other county. There may be some bad record ---score remark .

When you feel anger surging up and you want to yell that vulgar remark on tip of your tongue, just close your mouth and walk away.

There is an ancient Chinese remark still going around like this. "Food is the paramount necessity of people" .

The remark triggered a sharp sell-off in risk and expectations for a new term solution to the European debt crisis came crashing down.

I've spoken with Inter president (Massimo) Moratti and he understood it was a witty remark, nothing more.

Peel was regretful for her unkind remark.

double take A delayed reaction to an unusual remark or circumstance, often used as a comic device.

It was only later that we realized the true significance of his remark.

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I will remark here, by way of advertisement, that the Hartford Accident Company. . . is peculiarly to BE depended upon.

Remark: This form is only applicable to card holders choosing " Bonus Point Scheme" .

Next introductory remark: A lot of today's talk is going to be devoted to business.

Your remark left me wondering what you were driving at.

In contrast, couples headed for divorce offered less than one positive remark (0. 8, to be exact) for every single negative remark.

The different manner in which the adventures bore the disappointment is worthy of a passing remark.

The remark is close to harsh in its moral judgment of the Chinese population as a whole.

This bottomless remark was over the top, and was my first big break.

Conservative MPs pounced on a remark that tax increases would be needed to plug the fiscal deficit.

I intended to make a joke, but my remark came out as unintentionally rude.

I am well aware of the resistances that this simple remark can still provoke, though it is evident in everything that Freud wrote.

Remark: Domestic SE sample oil means a sample oil for study on acceptability criteria of a regular grade engine oil.

Wheeler later wrote a paper on black holes which coined the now famous remark: "Black holes have no hair. "

When I make this smart remark to my partner, he gets angry at me.

Remark: The composition of the seal impression is of great ingenuity.

Replying with a snide remark ways stooping to the bully's level, and the problem have to escalate.

an infelicitous remark; infelicitous phrasing ; the infelicitous typesetting was due to illegible copy.

no, you see, you were supposed to find that last remark charming.

It was only a casual remark. I think you're reading too much into it.

Remark : Electrical performance would be inspected by customer .

Besides , they always keep modest. if you praise them , they will than you for your good remark.

n. I made a harmless remark to some guy at the bar and he swung at me.

She was hurt by his bold remark.

With regard to all his remark, we shall consider them again.

This pleased her companion so much that he forgot the slight shock her previous remark had caused him.

"Our government is a fascist dictatorship, " a minister would remark to a foreign correspondent.

n. She cut me to the quick with that unkind remark.

Everyone within the (range) of his voice heard the remark and laughed.

Some suggested he had deliberately made the remark in the hope that the deal with Fatah would be scuttled, since he will lose his job.

His remark was the occasion of a bitter quarrel.

Cruelty has many forms. A look, a gesture, a sharp remark, and above all comparison.

At the boy's last remark the bookseller looked at him.

Accepted, but remark is reserved for a few minor aspects.

It's foolish of you to flash out at a stupid remark.

He cut me to the quick with that unkind remark.

a stabbing remark; few experiences are more traumatic than losing a child; wounding and false charges of disloyalty .

Despite Mr Yi's apparently throw-away remark, Beijing is also unlikely to want to make too much of a fuss about its new status.

But one student's remark impressed me most: it is out of expectation, but it is within understanding.

They created a presumption that any derogatory remark made about a gentleman must be false.

He made that remark in public.

He made that remark by design.

Finally, in the concluding remark, author elaborates briefly about the postmodernism development tendency and practical significance.

After listening to friends, she let me remark at a loss.

What do you think by his remark?

Remark: The relief work is still going on. Itemized details of relief materials and expenditures will be published later in our magazine.

Finally is the concluding remark, refines the main conclusion, and gives a brief discussion to the further research.

Unfortunately, I made an inadvertent remark about Irma's failure while she was present.

President Obama's only public remark on Egypt came much earlier in the day, in a speech to the National Prayer Breakfast.

Nancy's reference to the police during her conversation with Yvette had bee n an offhand, impulsive remark.

Frank's remark that he was "slightly bruised" in the accident is an understatement; he suffered two fractured ribs.

That remark will go down in history.

Remark: Please indicate the city where you wish to be allocated in your CV.

The remark was made to the US Congress in September by Anthony Ryan, assistant Treasury secretary.

The remark charmingly sums up the behaviour of an age nature-lovers and it might apply in part to Thoreau.

Spouses in happy, stable marriages made five positive remarks for every one negative remark when they were discussing conflict.

The motion that the remark of the last speaker be expunged from the record.