Sentence examples for past responded from inspiring English sources

We will never know how the muses of the past responded to their depictions.

Republicans have in the past responded to Mr. Bush's efforts to rally behind him.

Many European analysts and some intelligence agencies have in the past responded to Israel's warnings with skepticism, if not outright suspicion.

In Peru, President Alan García, who has verbally clashed with Mr. Chávez in the past, responded last year by creating a program called "Seeing is Believing," to provide similar procedures on 5,000 Peruvians a year.

"How dare you even think about approaching my client after all the NEGATIVITY and LIES your TRASHY magazine has published about her in the past," responded her legendarily overzealous publicist via email from LA. "However, if compensation can be arranged in the region of $40,000 [£29,500] then I'm sure I could make this happen for you".

Ghana has in the past responded to threats from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Avian Influenza by producing response guidelines, albeit basic ones [ 15].

At that time, many analysts believed that the Saudis and their allies in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) would, as in the past, respond by reining in production to bolster prices.

One that respects our past, responds to our failings and restores our cherished reputation.

Asked in a separate interview whether it was fair for the media or her husband to raise former President Bill Clinton's past, Trump responded that it was fair because her own past as a model has been raised.

When these complaints were made in the past, the party responded that its public services policy review would prove the Lib Dems were still the bold party in British politics.

In years past, restaurateurs responded to high rents by striking out for new, cheaper neighborhoods.