Sentence examples for begin to retaliate from inspiring English sources

"If other countries begin to retaliate and jam Iran's channels, there will be serious chaos".

How do you even begin to retaliate against something as forceful as hate?

In 1999 Westchester began to retaliate, ticketing New York-based livery drivers who crossed into Westchester without an appropriate permit.

"After the attacks happened," said Sadig Babo Nimir, a Misseriya leader who spoke by telephone from Khartoum, "the people began to retaliate".

Italian legislators, realizing that a docile press is insufficient to protect them from Grillo's Web-based activism, have begun to retaliate.

Guinea has begun to retaliate, both by dropping bombs and by attacking Sierra Leonean refugees.Fighting, which was reported in the Kindia region and in Yagouya last year, has now spread to Kissidougou and Gueckedou.

Amy Kaplan, the editor in chief of The Panther Voice, Ardsley High School's student paper, had just finished putting together a special edition devoted to the attacks when America began to retaliate last Sunday.

For rejecting his advance, he then began to retaliate against her in the workplace, according to the suit.

Some of the Jews brought their complaints to Cumanus, but others began to retaliate by hurling stones at the soldiers.

"The fact that the women weren't allowed out at that time shows that ICE has already begun to retaliate against them for hunger striking," Parker said.

She only had the support of the EPP which began to retaliate on left wing candidates before Jeleva gave in and was replaced (setting back the final vote further).