Sentence examples for to replying to from inspiring English sources

Skinner, you see, has taken to replying to his followers' tweets in the form of a video blog.

The UCL student often took to replying to her critics on Twitter, which saw her call one viewer a "bitter old witch" in an online row.

Bolton never did get round to replying to the list of 20 questions my colleague David Conn put to them in 2007 about their financial dealings (although all of those named in the Panorama programme denied the allegations).

When it comes to replying to feedback mails, responding to enquiries/ideas, monitoring how the community is using the site and weeding out bad apples, there simply isn't the time.

And the reason why we're doing that is we found that having it as a second-class thing inside the Facebook app makes it so there's more friction to replying to messages, so we would rather have people be using a more focused experience for that". .

And the reason why we're doing that is we found that having it as a second-class thing inside the Facebook app makes it so there's more friction to replying to messages, so we would rather have people be using a more focused experience for that".

Give them something to reply to!

I try to reply to these warnings.

Ant and Dec declined to reply to the letter.

"I was unable to reply to their love.

Listen, no need to reply to this longwinded e-mail.