Sentence examples for replies exist from inspiring English sources

This edition, it should be emphasised, presents Eliot's own letters; it does not provide both sides of the correspondence, even where such replies exist.

The BBC understands a reply exists and will be sent within the next week.

She replies tartly: "Exist?

"Greatest of monarchs," the sage replied, "we exist to bring all your wishes about and all such wishes must be considered possible.

A 'tweets and replies' categories will exist for those who still want everything mixed together but only a user's standalone tweets (and retweets) will be seen by default.

The reply function exists for a reason: as part of the crowd, the individual follower will appreciate being recognised.

Hell, Francis supposedly replied, "doesn't exist".

Steadman mildly replies that such extremes exist in real life: "Sitting on the bus, you'll see Mike Leigh characters getting on left, right and centre.

One schoolboy in the audience asks him what inspired him to create the web - "I was just frustrated it didn't exist," he replies.

In 1969, when The Sunday Times of London asked Meir about the Palestinians, she replied, "They do not exist".

Asked about the too-big-to-fail problem, he replied, "It continues to exist, it's getting worse, and it's a danger to the system".