I guess you'll find a number going ahead of you, my young friend," remarked the auctioneer.
I hope you arrive at the hotel where your father is without any more accidents," remarked the automobilist.
It certainly is a great machine," remarked the lad as he looked up at the cigar-shaped bulk towering over his head.
I fancy the Wonder will give up the search," remarked the captain, as the Advance was sinking to the depths.
There's a possibility," remarked the balloonist "We might try for it.
It don't especially depend on the place," remarked thedriver to me.
The title shows it to be the same," remarked the coroner.
You have much that most men lack,' remarked the general, as they paused to admire some little specimen of Italian art which had been lately received from Genoa.
Your condition of mind and that of Mr. Jeffrey seem to have been strangely alike," remarked the coroner.
But it is far past midnight now," remarked the captain.
It must have slipped from her as she fell," remarked the latter, after a cursory examination of the glittering trinket.
Still more strange," remarked the Commodore, "that the boat he commands should have disappeared altogether.
It will hardly be necessary to deny the justice of such an imputation to Major Montgomerie," remarked the General, with a smile; "especially after having disavowed the opinion as his own.
What more feasible," remarked the General, but with a tone and manner that could not possibly give offence; "had not the difficulty been of its own creation?
This is rather beside the question," remarked the Professor, folding up his napkin.
Men die of the diseases which they have studied most," remarked the surgeon, snipping off the end of a cigar with all his professional neatness and finish.
The occupation is a dignified one, being to no great degree removed from that of the Sages who compiled The Books," remarked the maiden, with an encouraging smile.
The times are indeed pressing," remarked the agile-minded Mandarin, "and the penalty would appear to be adequate.
There is a void in the unanimity of our council," remarked the Supreme, his eye resting like a flash of lightning on a vacant place.
These things being so," remarked the maiden, "what story would you consider most appropriate to a company composed of such as she who is now conversing with you?
Except on the part of the prisoners, doubtless," remarked the Mandarin, thereby imperilling the gravity of all who stood around.
Just what I feared," remarked the doctor; "too quick by half.
I have got my information," remarked the captain on the way back.
You can reach it I hope," remarked the host, casting a glance at the dainty solitaire salt and pepper beside his daughter's plate.
She's the apple of his eye, or he wouldn't have been so nervous over a trifle last evening," remarked the doctor.
Padre Monti deserves the best thanks of the Intendant for this sermon," remarked the Sieur d'Estebe to Le Mercier, who accompanied him.
We are fortunate in being able to procure our tea in exchange for our useless ginseng," remarked the Lady de Tilly, as she handed the professor a tiny plate of the leaves, as was the fashion of the day.
My censitaires report to me," remarked the Lady de Tilly, "that his commissaries are seizing the very seed-corn of the country.
It's a long way across the Desert," remarked the boy, "and the sands are hot and send up poisonous vapors.
It was little enough for our lunch," remarked the Tiger, "but the bees were the only things we could find.
That sounds reasonable," remarked the Lamb, which was Dorothy.
There are satans in this world," remarked the archdeacon.
So far, it goes well," remarked the philosopher, "and then?
You said nothing could change you"; remarked the colonel, ironically.
Rakes are neither costly nor difficult to handle," remarked the daughter of Germany.
This house has been a good customer to the post of late," remarked the clerk.
That won't hinder tax-payers from having to pay the costs of his funeral," remarked the notary.
A very peculiar case," remarked the coroner at the conclusion of his examination, with the air of a man who could shed much light on it from his wide experience if he chose.
Just a little stone of white marble, two feet high by a foot and a half broad," remarked the earl, on their road, pursuing a topic they were speaking upon.
I am sorry you came to town, Emma," remarked the earl, after listening.
Nothing strait-laced about Mr. Elliott," remarked the other.
I hope the general has not been drinking too much," remarked the wife.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "remarked the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
