Sentence examples for replies take from inspiring English sources

Some replies take several seconds.

From the time anyone posts to the time it appears to others… ;^) And then the time replies take.

When the sergeant replies "Take him to hospital," PC Dawson says: "That is where he came from".

When the driver tells Krishna that he will take him wherever he likes, the young man mournfully replies, "Take me home".

When asked how it feels he replies: "Take a life to save a life.

Here, it offers suggested responses to questions like "Are you at the restaurant?" or "When can you be home?" The replies take into consideration the user's current location to help with crafting the correct response – like a "yes" or "no" if you've arrived somewhere, or the time it will take you to drive to a given location, for example.

"I have lost count," Mr Afghanyar replies, taking back the letter and carefully depositing it in his shirt pocket.

He maintained his innocence, his rote replies taking on a smug absurdity: Q: May the deponent say to which organization he belongs.

While some of the responses to that tweet were still angry, the bulk of the replies took on a different tone.

Once, when a newcomer asked directions to the men's room, Ms. Kaufman replied, "Take a right at Michael Caine".

Asked in 2012 if he had any advice for nervous flyers, he replied: "Take some flying lessons".