Sentence examples for time replying from inspiring English sources

You've made the overall picture much softer.' " Mr. Korda took his time replying.

He also spent some time replying to friends and colleagues who had sent him supportive e-mails.

"Therefore, it's best not to waste any more time replying to this sort of nonsense, or to those who are instrumental in wanting to stoke up the story".

Whereas on holiday Barack Obama may pick up a golf club, or David Cameron a tennis racket, Mr Hollande, according to his partner, Valérie Trierweiler, spent his time replying to letters.

When her campaign announced that Dick Cheney would be endorsing the senator (hardly a move likely to endear Hutchison to independents), Perry's spokesman, Mark Miner, wasted no time replying, "The Washington establishment likes to stick together".

On Instagram, on the other hand, Taub suggested that this could be a used as a tool for comment management — rather than wasting your time replying to every comment, you can see which comments you should prioritize, based on the following of the person who posted them.

"Because that's what you're going to get all the time," replied the tutor.

Will, all of seventeen at the time, replied, "I get my people to holla at your people, bro".

"No, because that was the talk of the time," replied Mr. Robertson, a 67-year-old York native.

This smacks more of the famous lickspittle courtier of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who, when asked the time, replied "It is whatever time your majesty pleases".

The trend smacks more of the lickspittle courtier of Louis XIV, who, when asked the time, replied, "It is whatever time your majesty pleases".