Sentence examples for free riposte from inspiring English sources

HD digital radio technology, introduced commercially in 2006, was intended as broadcast radio's free riposte to the static-free signals of satellite radio, where — for the cost of a subscription — formats thrive and no ads intrude.

Ah, the free-marketeer ripostes, the logical extension of this is equality of outcome, and why should we stop the high-flyer reaping the rewards of a talent which most of his peers don't have the good fortune to possess?

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The Palace manager had no complaints at the thunderous nature of Arsenal's riposte early in the second half, a free-kick needlessly conceded but ripped emphatically by Xhaka on the diagonal into the far top corner via Wayne Hennessey's fingertips.

When Ramsey was brought down soon after, Bellamy almost provided the perfect riposte for Wales but saw his free-kick come back off the post.

He occasionally pushed forward of his own free will, but he operated largely from the baseline in fast-twitch riposte to aggression.

The conventional riposte to those boasts is that the Lib Dems were free to take idealistic positions because they knew they would never be tested in government.

The reader will perhaps remember Alexander Herzen's riposte to Rousseau's famous line that "man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains".

He become instantly recognisable in the street and was constantly asked, "Are you free?" "No, but I'm reasonable," became one of his stock ripostes.

Kessler, in a riposte posted online, explained that his wife's commitment to work freed him to focus on other careers – including founding a free school.

So feel free to playfully jest with her and enjoy the ribbing if she catches you with a riposte, but don't let it escalate to actual verbal dueling.