Sentence examples for retaliate at from inspiring English sources

"We reserve the right to retaliate at a time of our choosing".

Despite a federal law that protects jobs and benefits for members of the Guard and Reserves, some employers still retaliate, at times blatantly.

A decision to retaliate at once, to launch Minuteman missiles before they could be destroyed, runs the risk of killing millions of people by mistake.

This creates a discord in G20 and invites foreign governments to retaliate at a time when we need those same regulators in foreign countries to support initiatives to liberalize trade in financial services.

He said Iran and its allies – presumably militants in Lebanon and Gaza – would retaliate at Israel borders and beyond, targeting American military bases in the Persian Gulf and shutting down the Strait of Hormuz.

His decision to itemise at length the Conservative ideas that the Lib Dems have blocked was new and effective (and it will be interesting to see if the Tories retaliate at their own conference).

Clinton retaliated at a press conference in Cincinnati.

Nosler fumed over the gamesmanship and retaliated at the next hole by making Dickerson putt out from about two inches.

4Chan's partisans had retaliated, at first unsuccessfully and then, after Gawker taunted them, with sufficient force to bring Denton's gang offline.

Leaders of conservative African churches have insisted that the topic "to restore godly order" should be the first under discussion in Canterbury – while more than 100 Anglicans, including the Bishop of Buckingham, retaliated at the weekend by calling for the Church to apologise for its treatment of gay and lesbian Christians.

A gunman standing outside a row house at 598 Marcy Avenue, near Vernon Avenue, opened fire at a group of people outside the building, the police said, adding that the gunman was a drug dealer retaliating at several people in the crowd who had tried to swindle him.