Sentence examples for to be replying from inspiring English sources

Robert Gober seems to be replying to Warhol's boxes with a hand-crafted sack of Kitty Litter that slouches in a corner, while Cindy Sherman's photos turn a cool eye on Jeff Koons's series of advertisements for himself in which the tanned, blow-dried and meticulously made-up artist is shown variously embracing pigs and teaching enthusiastic schoolchildren a lesson on "Banality as Savior".

"Whoever I want to be," replies Toplis with relish.

"There's people instead," she counters, but those people are not always to be replied upon.

Given who is writing the letters, it all has to be replied to, often at almost equal length.

Email has to be replied immediately.

Strike back by reminding yourself that not all email has to be replied to, that lots of issues will be – and should be – dealt with by other people.

"Why should I let him determine who I want to be?" replied Michael.

Leaving an anonymous message/comment is less likely to be replied to.

Making the default behavior of the reply box to be "reply all" adds to that potential culture clash.

Another trend is to start headers with "Re:" so they seem to be replies to previous e-mails.

Sixty-two percent of the messages were a "reply to comment" and "@comment", which meant that someone was replying to or addressing someone else.