Sentence examples for on retaliating from inspiring English sources
At present it is rather rotten up in the trenches because they keep on retaliating against our bombardment with beastly heavy stuff.
Rather, other pitchers on the staff assumed the responsibility of retaliating on behalf of Pettitte.
Joe Klein, who she was particularly hard on, retaliated in the New Republic, accusing Didion of being "bereft of qualifications" and basing her observations on dinner-party chat.
But he also said Ward's opponents were often penalized for retaliating on him for things the officials do not see.
Getting picked on sucks sometimes and retaliating might feel nice in the short run, but nothing sucks worse than not taking the high road and getting jumped in the parking lot.
Pressure on India to retaliate is bound to rise.
Capriles lambasted the manoeuvre as a naked power grab and vowed on Tuesday to retaliate with a strong performance for opposition candidates in the 8 December municipal elections.
China has vowed to retaliate on trade, but in the debate Romney presented himself as calling Beijing's bluff, saying, "It's pretty clear who doesn't want a trade war".
Netanyahu has refused to rule out further action aimed at preventing advanced or chemical weapons being transferred to Islamic militants, despite the Syrian regime's threats to retaliate on the next occasion.
The year of the car Queen of the online flea market Reprints Related items Imported car factories: Buying jobs can be expensiveNov 27th 2003To survive, Detroit's manufacturers have to retaliate on all fronts.
This no-snitch mentality is not a new challenge to police, who are often frustrated by shooting victims who choose to retaliate on their own instead of help police take a dangerous person off the street.
