Sentence examples for spirited reply from inspiring English sources

Davutoglu gave a spirited reply, that "of course" Turkey was aware of this risk.

In what the cable's author described as "a spirited reply," Davutoglu insisted that Turkey was well aware of the risk.

It was Cédric Villani, a 37-year-old professor at Lyon who won the 2010 Fields Medal, who gave the most spirited reply to France's critics.

Ed Miliband, in his spirited reply, reminded them of it, attacking "the trust fund chancellor and the Bullingdon Club prime minister".

Half-centuries from Nick Knight (70), Ian Bell (50) and Jim Troughton (53) led a spirited reply, but the visitors were eventually bowled out for 229 in the 41st over.

Glamorgan's total was the highest in T20 cricket at the Oval, while Surrey's spirited reply meant the aggregate of runs scored was the highest in an English domestic Twenty20 match.

As one heckler put it at the town hall meeting: "You've got a year!" A spirited Marsch replied: "I'll take it!" He won the Shield and took his team to within a post's width of extra time in the Conference final.

I relayed all this depressing news to Prof Ashton, who replied with spirited sarcasm, "I've put forward my idea!

The Natives replied with a spirited run by Ellison, but he failed to break through the Welsh defence.

The free-spirited Oliver had launched the Worcestershire reply with five boundaries in a typically swashbuckling 42-ball knock.

Here Darcy shows greater interest in Elizabeth, especially when she replies to Lady Catherine's jabs with spirited wit.