Sentence examples for a group of replies. from inspiring English sources

Already, replies on Twitter may be shown in a ranked order, so the important ones — like those from your Twitter friends — are moved to the top, and what two people see in a group of replies may differ.

" and you are in a group of your friends, reply with something like, "That's alright, you can say what you have to say, we're all friends here right?" (does not count with boys, if a boy asks you to talk in private--GO!) Be nice to everyone!

The calendars are also distributed through newsstands, "where they sell better than sexy calendars," said one shop owner, Pierluigi Pompignoli, giving a straight-arm salute to a group of German visitors who replied, "Sieg heil".

On seeing Brigadier Currie asleep on a stretcher, he approached him saying, 'Sorry to wake you John, but I'd like to know where your tanks are?' Currie waved his hand at a group of tanks around him, replying 'There they are.' Gentry was puzzled.

"Once more for the lion!" replied a group of Mr Sharif's supporters, referring to his symbol.

J. Skelly Wright Professor of Law Heather Gerken and Leighton Homer Surbeck Professor of Law Cristina Rodríguez '00, David Golove '93 LLM '99 JSD, Roderick Hills '91, Dawn Johnsen '86, and Pamela S. Karlan '84 were among a group of constitutional law experts who replied to a query about comments made by Stephen Miller, the President's Senior Policy Advisor.

Plunging into the crowd, his daughter, Omaira Figueroa, approached a group of women, all of whom politely replied in Spanish that they were not registered voters and could not help her.

4 37 p.m. | Postscript |After I sent the post to a group of climate communicators, including Romm, he replied to the group with what's posted below, along with my response: Romm: The mistake you are making, Andy, is to believe that this one study — using a model that the authors themselves acknowledge is flawed — somehow represents the definitive truth of the matter.

Michael Sims was reading White's collected letters when he found a reply to a group of schoolchildren, in which the author wrote that "I didn't like spiders at first, but then I began watching one of them, and soon saw what a wonderful creature she was and what a skilful weaver.

Replying to a group of Conservative MPs who said the lack of clarity over the rights of UK nationals elsewhere in the EU, and EU citizens based in Britain, had caused "anxiety and uncertainty", Tusk wrote that this was entirely caused by the Brexit vote, and that the MPs' argument "had nothing to do with reality".

Asked if he believed the team could win the championship, Laidlaw replied: "As a group of players we believe we can win it but it's one game at a time.