Reacting to the prospect of a referendum, Dijsselbloem said Greece did not have the time to conduct a plebiscite.
Tom Smith was also very good at reacting to current events.' In 1917, you could buy suffragette crackers.
Pressed on a statement by the rightwing interior minister, Angelino Alfano, about the imminent demise of Mare Nostrum, Foffi said that he received the prime minister's orders through the defence minister and reacting to Alfano's statement was "not the way that military men conduct their activities".
Buyers and sellers seemed to be reacting to the Bank of England's stricter lending rules for banks, which were designed to cool the market.
It seemed to me that they were reacting to her keen sense of how to turn occasions to her advantage, task-wise.
The WHO has been criticised for not reacting fast enough to the latest outbreak: it took three months to diagnose the first cases and five months more before a public health emergency was declared.
When Congress passed the statute in 2008 it was not reacting to a longstanding history of discrimination.
Kearney told Guardian Australia the timing meant people were reacting badly.
Reacting to the Suns scandalous labelling of the victims and survivors as Scum!, Carlyle is driven to embark on a vengeful murder spree.
Street skating is about creative expression through reacting to and reconfiguring your environment, so it's impossible to design a space for it".
Gibson, famous for his 1984 novel Neuromancer, for which he coined the word "cyberspace", said in a later tweet that "I'm more interested in people reacting to new technology than I am in new technology".
