Sentence examples for Retort sharply from inspiring English sources
During a series of angry exchanges, Davidson also baited Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale over the strength of her pro-union leadership should another referendum be called, causing Dugdale to retort sharply: "I don't need to sit on a tank and wave a union jack to show I think the United Kingdom is a good thing".
"When are you going to stop?" the lawyer retorted sharply.
But Mr. Biden retorted sharply: "But I always say what I mean.
Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin retorted sharply that it was more important for France to forge a common position in the Security Council.
At an appeal held before the High Court of Beijing last December, witnesses said Mr. Zhao retorted sharply when asked by the judge if he had anything to say.
God, would you step outside?" "Hey," Dean Redtape retorted sharply, "You may be God, but I'm the Dean here". So God left, and the committee voted 2-0 to deny God tenure.
When a committee member, speaking out off-camera, retorted sharply, "Point of order, Mr. Chairman, nobody has to distance themselves from something they weren't associated with," Ms. Ros-Lehtinen seemed almost pleased.
"Give me a break!" Burke retorted sharply when I put this theory to him.
"We can't always get what we want," Mr. Buress retorted, adding sharply, "Everyone here wants you to shut up".
"Always wanted to go to Japan," says the hermetic Lena, to which Sally sharply retorts: "Get to Tesco first".
