Sentence examples for responds into from inspiring English sources

His image is then projected on a screen and the interviewee responds into the camera.

The department operates a fleet of four BLS units staffed with two EMTs 24/7, four 12-hour power trucks, and five ALS units staffed with two paramedics (one of which is stationed at Newark Airport and covers the airport and Port Newark-Elizabeth, and frequently responds into the City of Elizabeth).

You can sense his impulse to turn each news event to which he must respond into a teachable moment about how government isn't the solution to every problem.

Unlikely though those possibilities might be, the outgoing American commander in Iraq, Gen. Ray Odierno, has built some flexibility for responding into the military structure he will hand off to his successor, Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, on Sept. 1.

Why was South Lake bypassed?" Kern County Fire Department spokesman Anthony Romero responded into a bullhorn: "When you have heavy wind going at 40 to 50 mph, there's not any fire department anywhere in the world that would be able to catch a fire going that fast.

The funds will ensure UNICEF can continue to respond into the new year, by securing supplies and services for an effective response on the ground.

The 5-CSRTT also provides information about aspects of inhibitory response control: premature responding into the holes provides a measure of impulsivity (Robbins 2002); perseverative responding after correct detections represents a measure of compulsivity (Dalley et al. 2011).

An error of omission occurred when the animal failed to respond into any of the holes after the completion of the LH and was also followed by a TO.

Although these differences between Wt and Xpc-/ mice are not significant, they are consistent since the majority of genes respond into the same direction, and represent an observed trend towards a more pronounced response to B[a]P in Xpc-/ mice.

"But you feel sexy, don't you?" his partner responds, whispering into a puppet ear in a swift staccato.

Chu, in turn, felt goaded into responding in real-time, he recalled later.