Sentence examples for receiving this reply from inspiring English sources

On receiving this reply, the Austro-Hungarian ambassador left Belgrade Serbiaa), severing diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Upon receiving this reply, Thompson decided to return to Amherst to start a rock band with Santiago.

On receiving this reply, Bonaparte immediately ordered his fleet to bombard Valletta and on 11 June General Louis Baraguey d'Hilliers directed an amphibious operation in which several thousand soldiers landed at seven strategic sites around the island.

But another viewer complained to Procter & Gamble and received this reply.

Reno asks Model why his group was called the Motherfuckers, and receives this reply: "Because we hated women..

Reno asks Model why his group was called the Motherfuckers, and receives this reply: "Because we hated women...

I wrote to Joan Chapman and received this reply: No, we had no idea that a group of Jewish children were hidden in a boarding school at Izieu, they were indeed deported, we only found out months later.

I sent an e-mail to David desJardins and received this reply: It's not the hardest problem ever (when I saw Ron Graham say this was an unsolved problem, I immediately thought, "OK, I'm sure I can solve that; it's only unsolved because no one has really tried yet).

When he asked why the joke had gotten such an extraordinary response, he received this reply from his Japanese interpreter: "I told the audience, 'President Carter told a funny story; everyone must laugh.' " But all kidding aside, what makes a good translator of humor?

An official at the Kabul Embassy referred him to an e-mail address, from which he received this reply: The Refugee Processing Center only handles resettlement benefit processing for SIV applicants; we do not issue visas and cannot provide information on the status of an applicant's visa.

Most correspondents who complain to me about opinions expressed in editorials or in the space allotted regular columnists are likely to receive this reply: "Editorial writers and columnists are free to express whatever opinions they wish, and readers are free to disagree with them".