Sentence examples for reciprocate for from inspiring English sources

As much as I wish I could reciprocate for my friends who made it to my ceremony, it rarely happens.

The one exception was Abbott's remark when he urged Indonesia to "reciprocate" for Australian aid by sparing the lives of Chan and Sukumaran.

Some gimmicks, Dr. Strohmetz said, seem to work because they make the customer want to reciprocate for a kindness, others simply because they make the customer feel better.

The Security Council members visited Capitol Hill to reciprocate for a trip to New York by Mr. Helms in January, when he offered an olive branch to diplomats, but in a mailed fist.

Apart from a cringeworthy moment from Tony Abbott when he asked Indonesia to "reciprocate" for Australia's generosity after the 2004 tsunami by sparing the men, public pronouncements have been restrained.

The announcement coincided with front-page headlines in a number of Iranian newspapers quoting the head of Iran's navy, Rear Adm. Habibollah Sayyari, as saying he intended to deploy Iranian warships close to the Atlantic coast of the United States to reciprocate for the patrols in the Persian Gulf by the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet.

It comes with reciprocation, and [Israel] hasn't reciprocated for twenty-five years.

Every time Clemens pitches now, he has a chance to achieve milestones, and it is as if teammates are reciprocating for his effort that day and every day.

They became friends, and by the spring semester he had developed a crush on Ms. Cappiello, who reciprocated for about a week, she said.

Mr. Abe has invited him to play golf in Tokyo on Sunday, reciprocating for a round at Mr. Trump's resort in Palm Beach, Fla., in February.

The meeting was the presidents' seventh since Mr. Obama took office 17 months ago, and his invitation to Mr. Medvedev to come to the White House reciprocated for Mr. Obama's visit to Moscow last July.