She parries with: "The men who write history will say this was all the work of a single woman.
Here is the ever-so-genteel Rose, thrusting honey-dipped insults at Miss Emily for her weeding methods, who parries with awe-inspiring sarcasm.
Leaning forward presents target and keeps you craning your neck to see your opponent, leaning backwards, while it can be used to parry with distance, should be avoided, as it makes it difficult to move, and inhibits your ability to parry.
The Lit Bloggers suggested Alexander Pope; PEN parried with Alexandre Dumas (or perhaps it was the other way around).
Wallace asked, "How much does it all come to?" and when Buchwald parried with "I bet someone that's what you'd start talking about, money" his friendly inquisitor dropped the interesting matter altogether.
On a scale of usability, it falls just beneath Windows Phone 8 - the third-place mobile platform it has no choice to but to parry with.
He could've said, "The tree was about to attack me so I thrusted and parried with my trusty hatchet in self defense!" or "It was not a tree, father, it was really a Skylander minion out for my blood".
The discarding of body armour made it necessary for the swordsman to be able to parry with his weapon, and the thrust-and-parry rapier came into use.
It's as if to mention the thing is to parry with the bust of embarrassment.
Ms. Randone sued in 2007, and the state parried with a countersuit preserving its right to have any windfall garnished to repay the $467,051.94 bill it calculated she owed for two years of her stay in state-run psychiatric hospitals.
On Sunday in Henniker, N.H., for example, he parried with a hostile questioner who asked him why it had taken him so long to become a Democrat.
