Sentence examples for reply points from inspiring English sources

One reply points out that prostitution is easier than many other jobs to combine with motherhood: it pays well enough to cover child-care costs, and can be fitted around school holidays, plays and sports days, and children's illnesses.Women who are considering entering the industry often seek advice online from those already in it before making up their minds.

After I began receiving the e-mails, I drafted a brief form letter to send in reply, pointing out the fake authorship.

"You know, Maurice!" he would reply, pointing his shaky index finger enthusiastically at the stereo speakers, the way a child might point to a toy display in the window of a department store.

Sherwin Siy, who wrote the original blog post, is unimpressed, publishing the email he sent to Slater in reply, pointing to a ruling in August by the US Copyright Office that only works created by humans could be copyrighted under US law.

Comments 1-5 all addressedssed by addressing Reviewer Reply Point #4.

In the following paragraphs, we reply point-by-point to the criticisms raised: Bauer-Panskus and Then claim: "The GLP-controlled 90-day feeding study in Han Wistar RCC rats aimed at providing a safety evaluation of two varieties of MON810 as a dietary admixture of 11%% (low dose) or 33%% (high dose).

"I know God," he replied, pointing upward.

"Baa baa," he replied, pointing to the sheep.

"Half the size of yours," he replied, pointing at his huge feet.

"He's right there," his mother replied, pointing to a man on a couch.

The IT department replied, pointing out that the agreed policy was to delete only up to 1 December 2007.