Sentence examples for but in reply from inspiring English sources
But in reply Noterdaeme said that both the US and UK were opposed to action.
Maybe so, but, in reply, his fans will point to the force and the firepower of the lovers' intent: a fusillade of cries and clutches, grabs and slaps — a pitch of pleasure so entwined with desperation that we find ourselves not in the realm of the pornographic but on the brink of romantic agony.
Mr. Greenspan had been publicly skeptical for months about Nairu, but in reply to a question from Senator Connie Mack, Republican of Florida -- "Do we need to move the unemployment rate back higher than 4percenttoto achieve price stability?" -- the Fed chairman seemed to push Nairu into the bygone.
But in reply England mustered only four fours and were all out in the 18th over for just 88.
But in reply, Froome released a statement reading: "There has been much speculation regarding the leadership for Team Sky at the Tour de France this year.
But, in reply to such arguments, it may be claimed that these impossibilities are not sufficient to rule out the possibility that one event might bring about an earlier event, as long as the world is so organised as to avoid these impossible outcomes.
But the jabs made the mayor go all-but-apocalyptic in reply: "If the next mayor really is serious about kowtowing to demands from some radicals in a union," he said, "then this city does not have a future".
But in replying to an analyst's question about "hearing" that competitors are making inroads, Ellison was effusive in saying that an incredible endorsement of the Oracle Database is the very fact that Amazon chooses to run its business on Oracle, not on its own database.
But Saller in reply said that the two brothers were sociopaths and pasted an entire encyclopedia article explaining the concept.
"We intend to perform the pink mass for both Fred Phelps's father and great-aunt who raised him after his mother's death, but only in reply to their future pickets.
Insu listens but says little in reply.
