Sentence examples for replies to a question from inspiring English sources

September 3, 2013 10.28pm BST Dempsey replies to a question about Russian ships in the east Mediterranean: "There's already four Russian warships in the eastern Med," Dempsey says.

When he replies to a question at a meeting or after-work event like, "Oh, so what brings you here?" Mr. Avery said, "You always see this shift in a person's face, half confusion, half interest".

Looks like we might be remaining single, then?" Blogger Mark Thompson replies to a question on his views: "Sounds like change from FPTP is being ruled out if I am reading this right.

The mystery of Jon Snow's parenthood comes close to being answered when he replies to a question about who he thinks his mother is with "Well, I've thought about it a lot and I'm 100 per cent it's... ......, only to be cut off by an enthuastic request to play Charades.

There are fewer tangents caused by someone who replies to a question with something barely related to what was asked or abruptly changes the direction of the conversation because it's clear they weren't listening.

Since then the number of post on various forum threads has risen, with 157 replies on the WPCentral forum and 61 replies to a question about reboots on a Microsoft forum.

But democracy is not only a reply to a question.

"You ask the people for a reply to a question.

This was a reply, to a question asked by a journalist.

There is an Indian word, okeh, used as an affirmative reply to a question.

"What do you want me to say?" he replied to a question about Capuano.