Sentence examples for it would reciprocate from inspiring English sources

Britain said it would "reciprocate".

After President Trump announced that Iran would be included in a travel ban, the country decided it would reciprocate by barring the team.

So he gave me a blowjob and assumed I would reciprocate, and I unfortunately was ill-prepared to do that, so I was like, "Well, I have to be somewhere else now, bye," and I ran to meet my friends for milkshakes at Denny's.

And since he does such a rotten impersonation of a concerned environmentalist, I thought I'd reciprocate with the worst Bjorn Lomborg impression you will see all day.

It was expected Russia would reciprocate by lowering gas prices to the Ukraine, but this did not happen – and an extended "gas war" began.

The modern state had only to give Protestantism its due in public life, and Protestant theology would reciprocate by recognizing its political responsibilities.

Nothing, however, has damaged him as badly as his encounter with New Labour in 1997, when he was invited to make a £1m-donation to Tony Blair's election campaign and encouraged by Michael Levy to turn it into an annual unrepayable "loan", on the clear understanding that Downing Street would reciprocate by helping Formula One in its fight to maintain its income from tobacco companies.

It is unimaginable to think that foreign countries would reciprocate and demand similar transparency from their companies.

So it would make sense if other players, including the U.N., would reciprocate".

Mr. Bagis also said that to help Greece escape its "economic disaster" and reduce regional tensions, Ankara would reciprocate if the Greeks froze or cut defense procurement.

Whether it's something small like only offering to get coffee for those who would reciprocate or something more consequential like going to bat for a colleague, women tend to keep track of favors given and received.