Sentence examples similar to retaliating again from inspiring English sources

President Reagan had decided in July to send a signal to Colonel Qaddafi, warning him that the United States was ready to retaliate again.

President Trump has reiterated his commitment to applying them in short order and has threatened to widen the list to all exports if China retaliates again.

Towers said he scolded the coaching staff later for not retaliating, then became angry again later in September when the Dodgers hit Diamondbacks slugger Paul Goldschmidt and the Diamondback pitchers again didn't retaliate.

After the 2008 attacks, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh warned that his country would retaliate if hit again.

Team Bennett again retaliated, pointing out that New Jersey law does not forbid nepotism and that 19 other legislators have relatives on the payroll.

There was nothing for the Yankees to secure by retaliating against the Baltimore Orioles again last night, and no intelligent reason for Hideki Irabu to select an Oriole and turn him into a clown atop a water tank.

PBS was hacked again by a group retaliating against the network for a "Frontline" documentary about WikiLeaks.

But if Israel wants to avoid future international condemnations, should it be compelled, once again, to retaliate violently, it must first end the occupation.

They are, predictably, retaliating.

Retaliating against an aggressive act.

Iraqi Shiites refrain from retaliating.