Significats de remarked during en anglès

Kennedy remarked during the afternoon that he felt like a fly walking on wire-netting.

Mr. Oxley remarked during his wet journey that there was always water where these trees grew.

The Indians were thinly clad, and I had remarked during the day that they suffered from cold.

British Prime Minister Harold Wilson famously remarked during the 1960s that a week can be a long time in politics.

Or, as Roger Mifflin remarked during a passing enthusiasm for Ambrose Bierce, the true noctes ambrosianae are the noctes ambrose bierceianae.

An acute Frenchman remarked during the Franco-German War, that Prince Bismarck had taken Cavour's conception without what made it really great-liberty.

He was shocked by his guest's drawn, haggard aspect, and noticed the queer, abnormal-looking sunburn which others had remarked during the past week.

If you had charged with the Six Hundred, you would not have remarked during the charge that one of your sleeves was too tight.

"I saw you with all the evening papers as usual, Bransome," the Prime Minister remarked during the service of dinner.