Sentence examples for offering a reply from inspiring English sources

It aims both at discussing the optimality of debt contract in alternative contexts and at offering a reply to the critiques usually moved to this approach within a unified framework.

In a televised interview over the weekend, he paused for a full two seconds when asked if his wife had forgiven him, before offering a halting reply.

As if offering a succinct reply to those who wonder whether their three championships were tainted by the camera controversy, whether Belichick is somehow less of a genius than everyone thought, the Patriots clobbered the San Diego Chargers, 38-14, the same score by which they beat the Jets last week.

Offering a right of reply to those who are the subject of significant criticism or allegations of wrongdoing is a fairness obligation under the Ofcom Broadcasting Code.

Voters swiftly received a reply offering a discount to "pre-order" his new CD set, "Live in Vienna," and an invitation to follow him on Facebook.

Offering a few words in reply shows you're making a small attempt at connecting with another person, but you're not actually answering their question.

Within a few hours I had a reply by e-mail offering a range of prices, all very high, but suggesting that I could call a toll-free number to ask about other available tickets.

"Can I go there?" "Sure," Ms. Sullivan replies, briskly offering a passport to the future.

He pressed for news, sometimes giving a laugh or offering a reflective comment at George's replies.

Peter Kay had written a letter to Davies after the new series began in June 2005, and Davies replied to him in September offering a guest spot in an episode.

Pender replied offering an interview and enclosing the railway fare to Norwich, and Archie ran away from home to become an apprentice.