Sentence examples for replies to date from inspiring English sources

A few of her replies to date: "Curl up with a good book".

You might also like his list of icebreakers ("That's a great leather jacket!") or his suggestion not to reply to a date who tells you he's an actor, "I bet you're a waiter, too!" If this seems rather Teen People, there might be a reason.

The reply to Jeyaretnam dated 29 January 1999 pronounced the request as "misconceived".

Attitudes definitely need to be changed and entitlement is a bane: from fans thinking "Why are you not coming to my city?" is an acceptable reply to tour dates announcements, to artists having no respect for sound engineers, promoters or host venues.

Of those replying to the consultation to date, just over one in 10 object on grounds such as reduction of property value, obstruction of view and effect on wildlife.

So Ms. Dunn did what many B63 commuters have done since February, and what bus riders on lines throughout Staten Island got the opportunity to do starting on Wednesday: she took out her cellphone and sent a text message to get a reply with up-to-date arrival information for her bus.

Asked if he thought this was the best individual performance to date, he replied: "I don't know.

Asked if Raikkonen's salary was now up to date, Boullier replied: "Yes".

England have scored 36 goals without reply in their seven qualifiers to date, but head coach Mark Sampson said: "I want us to be more clinical.

And if the honest, jerky reply to a vanishing-date story is "He's just not that into you," then the equally honest, equally jerky response to a bad-beat story is "Face it: you lost".

To date, she hasn't replied.