Sentence examples for responding charges from inspiring English sources

Responding charges that he took up too much space on a New York City subway, the actor pointed out that the train was relatively empty -- creating a surplus of space in which his stance would not impose on others.

Witnesses called the police, and the officers who responded charged up and down the staircases of nearby buildings, looking for more witnesses or for the robber.

A Pataki campaign statement responded, charging that there had been "months of misleading attacks by Carl McCall that have distorted the proud Pataki record for education".

Responding to charges that he used Coretta Scott King's funeral to mount a partisan attack on President Bush, the Rev.

But instead of discussing his endless milestones and moments, Clemens was responding to charges that he used performance-enhancing substances.

The committee was responding to charges that the market itself is "rigged".

In surveying the latest scholarship and responding o charges against American Jewry, Berman's arguments are reasoned and reasonable.

A Kindle that loses all of its battery charge may not respond to charging right away.

Protesters hurled mud, stones, firecrackers and smoke bombs; mounted police responded with charges.

Only after, when campaigning begins, as candidates respond to charges, and debates highlight differences, do elections churn into gear.

Glenn Greenwald appeared on Anderson Cooper's CNN show Wednesday night to respond to charges made by GOP Rep. Peter King.