Sentence examples for planned to reply from inspiring English sources

Apparently, he was really pleased to get my letter and planned to reply just as soon as he felt a bit better.

Regius planned to reply by adding twenty-one Corollaries to a medical disputation that was scheduled for 2 October 1647, concerning a forty-year old man who had inflammation of the feet and legs (Regius 1647).

Klimchuk says there are no immediate plans to reply to Rudolph's letter and that "the prevailing view is not to take further action".

Once New Coke was launched, Pepsi prepared their public relations plan to reply to the change; among their talking points for journalists writing about the product was to "Ask them about those Bill Cosby ads".

Asked what he planned to eat, he replied, "Veal parmigiana" — the same food he had just had for lunch.

In 1988, when President Reagan was asked what "the great communicator" planned to do, he replied, "I think he'll stay as governor of New York".

When asked whether they planned to appeal, Mr Hunter replied: "It's certainly one of our options.

My uncle would usually order a double espresso at the end of the meal and the waiter would ask something like, "Oh what have you got planned?" To which the reply was, "Drinking gin and reading one of my many books about the Israel-Palestine conflict until 6AM".  .

When I asked whether the outgoing marines offered him any advice about the route he planned to take today, Windisch replied, "Yeah: 'You're gonna get shot at.' " Following behind Joshua Gray, a young lance corporal who swept the path for I.E.D.'s, Windisch and his squad headed for Devon Hill, a steep knoll jutting from the western desert.

When asked to clarify which network she planned to take to court, she replied: "Fox News, that's the name".

Asked if he planned to return to Somalia, he replied quickly: "No.