Sentence examples for follow-up comment from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 13Follow-up comment of Sept. 5, 1931.

Their follow-up comment is usually that I must make big bucks, along with an impressed expression.

Gimelstob is commentating at Wimbledon for the Tennis Channel - the hunt is on for a follow-up comment.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 13Follow-up comment of Sept. 5, 1931.

In a follow-up comment later in the thread, Costolo says: "Let me be very very clear about my response here.

In a follow-up comment Mr. August made sure the script's provenance was clear: "I oversaw Jordan's drafts, but did no writing".

Musk tweeted the sentiment on Monday, apparently inspired by recent events around North Korea and its apparent hydrogen bomb tests, as revealed by some follow-up comments with his Twitter followers.

In follow-up comments on Tuesday, Orlowski said her plea had been a spontaneous reaction after she observed how similar the shooting injuries had been to victims of routine gun crime in Washington.

Here are two follow-up comments on my Jan . 1column about The Times's Dec. 16 article on the National Security Agency eavesdropping domestically without court-approved warrants: — E-mails from many readers have inquired about my thoughts on a possible link between the timing of the article and the recent election in Iraq or the congressional debate on the Patriot Act.

It is a cheap jibe - made cheaper by Connarty's follow-up comments on Miliband's understandable dismay as the son of a Jewish refugee from 1930s Europe - and it is surely long overdue for retirement from the rag-bag of political rhetoric.

While most of the cable news channels covered the news conference in full, the three networks carried Mr. Ashcroft's prepared statement in its entirety but cut back to their original programs halfway through Mr. Ridge's follow-up comments, in which he urged citizens to "continue with your plans" while remaining "alert and defiant".