Sentence examples for began his reply from inspiring English sources

He pointedly began his reply "Dear Prime Minister" and ended "Yours, Harold Pinter".

When asked about his position by a small group of reporters, he began his reply with an expletive, adding: "I don't care what you think.

But the most remarkable moment in the interview came when Fallaci bluntly asked him, about Vietnam, "Don't you find, Dr. Kissinger, that it's been a useless war?," and Kissinger began his reply with the words "On this, I can agree".

"And why did you choose to attend a church that preached that?" To his credit, Mr. Obama began his reply to that reporter by saying, "I'm not a theologian".

Duncan Smith began his reply by criticising the "political messaging of your organisation", which "despite claiming to be nonpartisan" had "repeatedly sought to link the growth in your network to welfare reform".

Sure enough, in that morning's White House press briefing, when asked about the "real mess" in the budget process caused by Republican splits in the Congress, Fleischer -- who had evidently rushed to his dictionary or laptop -- began his reply with "It's always a farrago when you work with the Congress".

All of that would have been fine had he begun his reply by addressing the short-term priority: what to do when people with Kalashnikovs in their hands and bombs around their waists are rampaging through a British city.

Ibn Ezra begins his reply with the observation that people differ in the nature of their belief.

In interviews, he often cuts the reporter off before the question is finished and begins his reply by nearly shouting (e.g., "Can you please speak about the exclusivity of Ast–" "EXCLUSIVITY [pause] is nothing without visibility").

Rudolph begins his reply by saying "I do not understand your 'request' " for information about rotators because those policies "are already contained and referenced in the current agreements between NSF and the grantee institution".

"I do believe them," he replied, and there began his journey with his people.