Sentence examples for plans reply from inspiring English sources

Interactivity (or chain of connected messages) was assessed by measuring direct comment (comment to the 21 pharmaceutical care plans), reply to comment (reply to direct comments, which contains the sign @), and @comment (used when a student wants to address a specific person).

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

"Never to the extent of making plans," he replied.

Asked on CBS's "Face the Nation" about his wife's plans, Mr. Clinton replied, "I don't know".

Asked by SNP MP John Nicholson, a member of the committee, whether Mr Whittingdale had been "sneaky" over the plans, Lord Burns replied: "You might say that.

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

When quizzed on Microsoft's plans, Mr. Ballmer replied, "Our view is that virtualization is something that should be built into the operating system".

When Toledano asked Assange about his apparent travel plans, he replied that he hadn't made any — yet; the bag was a precaution, in case he had to take off unexpectedly.

Asked about his own plans, Mr Miliband replied: "The Labour Party's position is we don't think it is right now to commit to an in-out referendum in four years time.

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).

When asked if he would elaborate on his plans, he replied "No! [Laughs.] Too many other acts are goin' out.