Sentence examples for may reply from inspiring English sources
'Where are you from?' will translate as, 'Apo poo ee-sai?' The person may reply 'Ee-mai apo (their country)'.
Whoever you are asking may reply, 'Me lene (their name)', or 'Leg-oh-mai (their name)'.
Fine, the president may reply.
She may reply graciously — or not.
And worse, others may reply with retaliatory thrusts of diverse method and potency, including terrorism.
"But people know that a novel is fiction," you may reply.
No problem, the professional may reply, as the patient does not remember, they will soon stop worrying.
"Is provision being made for that more practical end of having appropriately trained analysts to go through the material?" But Mrs May replied: "This is not accessing in real-time.
But in future when recalcitrant employers are asked to move to the living wage they may well reply: "Thanks, but I'm already paying George Osborne's version".
When a student asks me about a topic on which the church and I differ, may I reply with my own beliefs in addition to the official doctrine?
The judge's reference to intuition suggests his spade has turned, however, and he may well reply "This is simply what I think".
