Sentence examples for retaliated late from inspiring English sources

Trinidad hurt Vargas with a chopping left to the face, but Vargas retaliated late in the round with a right hook that backed up Trinidad.

The insurgents retaliated yesterday when two peacekeepers were killed by suicide bombs.

Executives at the Cardiff company retaliated yesterday, branding the allegations "factually inaccurate".

Nintendo retaliated two years later with the Super Nintendo Entertainment system, which matched the speed of Sega's Genesis.

The Allen campaign also retaliated today by running a radio spot featuring an endorsement from a former state N.A.A.C.P. president who once supported Mr. Robb.

Undeterred, Central City retaliated last month, unveiling maps of land it planned to annex to isolate its road from any effort by Black Hawk to build a cutoff.

But Mr. Connors denied any link between the money and the battleship fight, and he retaliated yesterday by threatening to sue Mr. Faulkner to pull the ads.

One of Europe's leading retailers of digital versatile discs (DVDs) retaliated last week with a strategy that could have major implications.

The radical Islamist Anjem Choudray retaliated this week by denouncing supporters of Remembrance Sunday as hypocrites, bootlickers and sycophants and said Muslims who sell poppies today will "burn in hellfire tomorrow".

Frustrated by a string of defeats at the International Whaling Commission meeting here, Japan retaliated today, leading a successful movement to deny Alaska and Siberian native peoples a renewal of permission to hunt whales.

Another cable referenced how Rudd angered the US by detailing a private conversation he had with Bush which included the moment he was "stunned to hear Bush say, 'What's the G20?'" Rudd retaliated this week.