Sentence examples for replying to a query from inspiring English sources

Replying to a query from Congress, Rear Admiral Michael J. Dumont, the vice-director of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, wrote, "There are no good military options for North Korea.

Asra Nomani, a journalist and professor at Georgetown University, said in a Facebook post replying to a query on the topic, "I didn't issue any warnings to my son, Shibli, 12, except to talk to him about how the most ordinary of situations like parking can become violent if we are dealing with someone who is unstable and angry".

These correspond to the different ways in which an expert is chosen to reply to a query.

Rhianna, a video game writer, replied to a fan's query on Twitter, explaining that she will be involved with "spin-offs, adaptations and tie-ins but that's it".

One letter on show is a reply to a query from Yeats to the Eugenics Society.

And his British mate Ed Danby's reply to a query about onboard creature comforts was equally pointed: "nonexistent".

In reply to a query from a comely young woman searching for a hairdresser in Singapore, a Procter & Gamble executive there responded with a thinly veiled proposition: "I have two bottles of Nice n' Easy in the cupboard.

In reply to a query from The Times, he wrote: I'm a conservative because I believe conservatism is a right and wise political philosophy, one that does the most to encourage human flourishing, while liberalism — at least modern-day, reactionary liberalism — is a wrong and unwise political philosophy that can impede human flourishing.

Here, the word 'rescript' is used to sense of "edict, decree", not "reply to a query or other document".

Georges, head waiter at Algonquin Hotel, replying to query as to identity of luncheon guest, gave some statistics.

with the trade-off replying to the queries in real-time.