Sentence examples for respond pointing from inspiring English sources

Virgin Australia's official Twitter account was quick to respond, pointing out that other airlines had also banned the gadgets.

On results' day, as students tweeted their A-level grades, universities were quick to respond, pointing out that they were still offering places in Clearing.

The government has been quick to respond, pointing out that in addition to the defence budget some £5bn has been spent on the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, and blaming the previous Conservative government for the poor army accommodation.

"My ID," she responds, pointing to the words "International" and "Delight" on the label.

"They were clearly addressing remarks to a European audience," he responded, "pointing out how disastrous an interception could be for the opposing team".

But opinions broke sharply along partisan lines, with 78 Democrats who responded pointing the fingers at human causes against only 34percentt of Republicans and 58percentt of independents.

Numerical and non-numerical sequence items interact with spatial responding, pointing towards mental representations that are grounded in space and referred to as SNARC effects (spatial-numerical association of response codes).

The caregiver asked, "you sure?" Koko responded, pointing to the bird, KOKO GOOD THAT.

Update: Take-Two has responded, pointing out that the tendered shares represent just 8.3 percent of the total.

Update: Google has now responded, pointing me to a blog post published late yesterday, perhaps written to pre-empt today's statements.

That suits you very well," she responded, pointing to his suit.