Sentence examples for pm reply from inspiring English sources

8.26 pm reply: tomorrow afternoon 8.55: ok will send you a doc 8.47 pm Michel to James: Subject: JH confidential JH will be meeting Media Coalition tomorrow.

[presumably a joke] See the email 7.20 pm Michel text to Adam Smith: finally heard back from DCMS.... positive news is that there are no significant new asks 7.29 pm reply: good stuff.

I would recommend, before things get a little tricky internally, that he sees me for 30 minutes 5.24 pm reply: I would think it's obvious why he hasn't met News Corp.

He is not in charge at all of the Sky deal 5.29 pm reply: You cannot seriously think that Ed meeting with News Corp whilst the deal is going on wouldn't be an issue 5.32 pm:It's a very punitive decision.

3.21 pm reply: definitely be weeks away, yes 3.27 pm Michel to James: just spoke to JH – He confirmed process will not be finalized until mid-April given the demand for details from Ofcom.... he said it was "weeks away" Guardian report | See the email | See the text messages Michel to James: Just spoke to JH.... [JH] debriefed on his meeting with the media coalition.

"Yes and soon," the PM replied.

"We've got plenty of trouble in the Muggle world, too," the PM replied, happy to drop a knowing reference for the more adult readership.

The PM replied: "If you want to debate the last Labour government, I say: 'Bring it on.' They bankrupted this country.

Steve Baker, the earnest third member of the delegation with a fixation on free markets, asked about tax rates, to which the PM replied he did not know the exact figures "since I'm not in charge of finance".

Asked about the prospect that Labour could come third in the share of the vote on 6 May, the former PM replied: "I don't believe that will happen.

Dorries, for instance, asked if Sipopo hospital would be open for everyone, to which the PM replied that it was new so people were unaware of it – this in a country where one in seven children dies before the age of five.