Sentence examples for reacted yesterday from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney reacted yesterday to Bain Capital's purchase of a Chinese video surveillance company, while the Obama campaign accused him of "utter hypocrisy" on China.

With those words, the official newspaper China Daily reacted yesterday to Mr. Lee's Academy Award for best director for "Brokeback Mountain," the gay cowboy romance, Reuters reported.

UEFA reacted yesterday to a detailed proposal last week by a number of Europe's elite clubs for a unified calendar that included a two-week winter break and a summer month free of all activity on the continent.

Martha Burk, president of the National Council of Women's Organizations, reacted yesterday to recent comments by Woods on his Web site (www.TigerWoods.com) regarding Augusta's lack of a female member.

Mothers reacted yesterday with confusion, irritation and some touches of defiance as a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel voted for a ban on cold medicines for young children.

They reacted yesterday after the schools secretary Ed Balls announced that local authorities have 50 days to come up with individual plans to improve results, through tailored support for headteachers, by removing struggling schools' governing bodies, or partnering them with a good local school.

After previous Irish wobbles, it is no wonder traders reacted this week by marking down the euro.

Only the Israeli right wing reacted last week with audible emotion -- anger.

But some of the teenagers' relatives, and some of their lawyers, reacted today with surprise and anger.

How the fashion world reacted Sept 2006 India's health minister says no to'waif-like' models on his country's catwalks.

Indian officials reacted today with understated disgruntlement to President Clinton's decision to call briefly on their adversary, Pakistan, after a five-day tour of India this month.