Sentence examples for man in response from inspiring English sources

He also criticized FIFA for posting a picture of Mr. Blatter "posing with a black man" in response to the scandal.

Tanis Kmetyk Paris The Music Man In response to the inevitable letters (Sept . 16 about Lynn Hirschberg's article on Rick Rubin (Sept . 2, I say, yes, there was plenty of great music in the '60s and '70s.

"Torture is completely against our laws," says Robert Cecil David Pittuu), King James's ruthless right-hand man, in response to a question from his ruler about the methods used to gain confession.

Antiserums are produced in animals (e.g., horse, sheep, ox, rabbit) and man in response to infection, intoxication, or vaccination and may be used in another individual to confer immunity to a specific disease or to treat bites or stings of venomous animals.

In two studies, participants heard either 'the man…' or 'the girl…', and the distribution of launch times towards the concurrently, or previously, depicted man in response to these two inputs was calculated.

Chell continues her role as a silent observer, as the straight man in response to the insanity around her and refuses to give her antagonists any satisfaction.

F.B.I. agents and customs officials boarded a Northwest Airlines flight from Tokyo at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport today and removed two men in response to a biohazard threat, the authorities said.

B5 REPORTS OF THREATS -- Federal agents boarded a Northwest Airlines flight at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and removed two men in response to a biohazard threat.

More attacks – some by white men in response to the violence in Cronulla – occurred in Maroubra and Brighton-Le-Sands, where a group of more than 200 "began throwing missiles" at officers, according to a police release at the time.

Mr Méndez has made repeated requests to American officials to meet privately with Mr Manning in response to evidence that he was subjected to abusive confinement conditions while he was detained at a facility in Quantico, Virginia.

CIVIL RIGHTS -- President Bush defended his decision to establish military tribunals to prosecute terrorists as well as the arrests and detentions of hundreds of Middle Eastern men in response to the Sept. 11 attacks.