Sentence examples similar to Cutting riposte from inspiring English sources
But Chelsea's second-half riposte cut them down.
Gerrard and Alonso could offer only huff and puff in riposte as Liverpool were systematically cut to shreds.
It was a stunning riposte from Cruyff towards Ajax, who had cut him adrift just 12 months earlier after having helped them to the very same league and cup double.
When Powell went in for a trim, the barber asked the standard question: "How should I cut your hair, Sir?" "In silence," was Powell's instant riposte.
The most popular of the ensuing comments on my friend's Facebook page was a riposte suggesting that somebody should put forward a plan to cut services primarily to the reddest states.
Mackail-Smith very nearly conjured a sharp riposte, toe-poking fractionally off target after Tomlin and Boyd hadonce again cut Huddersfield's defence open.
The riposte from many progressive companies is that they are squirreling away within their own operations and supply chains, driving innovation and seeking to cut their own emissions either by switching to renewable energy or through greater efficiencies.
How about Co-opoly, the wacky new board game that's the co-operative riposte to the capitalist, cut-throat jousting of Monopoly.
They were the final cuts, thrusts, parries, and ripostes in a series of duels that have spanned 21 years, which started in Colombo back in 1993, before the youngest of men playing alongside the two protagonists had even made it to high school.
George Osborne's riposte is that he will temper the size of those cuts by making (unspecified) welfare cuts of £12bn a year, and by saving £5bn through blocking tax evasion.
