Sentence examples for react to a call from inspiring English sources

Asked how he would react to a call from Fabio Capello (or his hand puppet Franco Baldini), the son of an English serviceman and German mother shook his head.

She was reacting to a call by UKIP leader Nigel Farage for an "amicable divorce" between Brussels and Britain.

Politicians and public figures have been reacting to a call by Northern Ireland's attorney general for an end to prosecutions for Troubles-related killings.

Now Palmer has resigned from the Dogecoin subreddit after the community began to react to a sports memorabilia company called UltraPro that had filed a trademark on Doge-themed products and is using the actual licensed image of Kabosu the dog on which the entire meme was based.

The history is a rich one, too, because people understandably react to a bubble's excesses by calling for the reverse.

Tells how the children reacted to a picture called "The Hills of Home," starring Lassie.

Those conflicting aspirations clashed again Wednesday when the ninth-seeded American Andy Roddick — in a dispiriting second-round defeat to Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia — reacted to a foot-fault call in the third set with sustained anger and sarcasm against a female line umpire.

Expressing concern that the committee had reacted to "a media storm", it called for clear criteria to be set out for the removing of an honour.

When Susic reacted to a late injury by calling up his nephew, the promising but unproven midfielder Tino-Sven Susic, it added to the unease and whatever credibility he had left was shredded by a tactically incoherent 1-0 defeatoto Nigeria in the second group game in Brazil which sealed their elimination.

Some of those genes affect how the brain reacts to a key chemical messenger called dopamine, and others are important in immune function.

5 Similarly, 22% of healthline operators (hospital main phone line operators) reacting to a stroke scenario recommended that patients call their GP rather than the emergency services.