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Meanings of first remark in English
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Usage of first remark in English
1
Let that be my first remark; but now listen to my second.
2
The first remark is a good-humored bit of chaffing on American snobbery.
3
She came on a special errand, for almost her first remark was:
4
Her first remark was characteristic, as first and last remarks usually are.
5
When he was shown into the curate's sitting-room, his first remark was:
6
Mr. Middleton continued talking, as if replying to Mr. Miller's first remark.
7
Harrison Ford's first remark is, oh should I pull number one engine back.
8
But it was Stu that had to take the first remark.
9
His first remark upon removing his helmet almost took them off their feet.
10
Perhaps my face said so, for her first remark was explanatory.
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Loder's first remark as he glanced round the disordered room seemed strangely inefficient.
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That was the first remark of Henry's, which put every one at ease.
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And even when I went down stairs, my father's first remark was, -
14
Moreover, little Helen got in the first remark in the way of serious conversation.
15
Proceeding in descending order we may first remark on the:
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The first remark of the victim when his consciousness returned:-
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