Sentence examples for in riposte from inspiring English sources

"No, there is not an election for more than one year," another says in riposte.

"Art is our universal language," she concludes, perhaps in riposte to Huston.

Gerrard and Alonso could offer only huff and puff in riposte as Liverpool were systematically cut to shreds.

Fast forward three months from Sanguinetti's unfortunate remarks, and a movement that was born in riposte to his loose talk has now gone international.

Meanwhile, in the San Francisco Bay Area, a less coherent impulse, termed Funk art, flourished in riposte to the slick styles of the L.A. movements Light and Space and Finish Fetish, in favor at the time.

Cahill and Emerson tangled in the last minute, the Corinthians player appearing to fling out an arm to provoke a reaction, then feigning agony after the centre-half had flicked out his shin in riposte.

"God not only plays dice with the universe," Dr. Hawking said in 1976 in a riposte to Einstein's famous doubts about the randomness of quantum theory, "he sometimes throws them where they can't be seen".

"This pudding will sit heavily in Germans' stomachs," he says, in a riposte to reported remarks earlier in November by Chancellor Merkel - in English - that the "proof of the pudding is in the eating".

Siemens said 97% of staff live within a 30-mile radius of the site, in a riposte to complaints in previous years that the UK wind industry was benefiting only foreign workers.

Cede to Prime as you step in and riposte to the knee in épée, or the stomach/groin in foil.

Daniel Larison, in a riposte to Mr. Rubin in The American Conservative a year ago, rejected "lazy 1930s references when making arguments for taking sides in another country's civil war".