Sentence examples for his replies with from inspiring English sources

I didn't expect much from his answers: In the past, he'd start most of his replies with "for security reasons... .. before responding in the negative to my requests.

I waited for his reply with a knot in my stomach.

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.

This figure was later increased, and by the early 17th century the grandees of Spain had been divided into three classes: (1) those who spoke to the king and received his reply with their heads covered; (2) those who addressed him uncovered but put on their hats to hear his answer; and (3) those who awaited the permission of the king before covering themselves.

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".

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

"I am perfect," he said, speaking through an interpreter in Greek, his replies sprinkled with English phrases.

His friend replies with another rimshot: "I fear for this child".

When I asked him to explain why two young people were so brutally murdered, his eyes quickly filled with anger and his reply met with approving nods: "What was done to them was the right thing to do.

Can I be Lister?" His reply began with an F and finished with two Fs.

What are we going to do about it?'" His reply was: "With all those problems, 50 percent are still graduating from high school?