Sentence examples similar to we retort with from inspiring English sources

One might expect Tommy to retort with "Well, that's the sound we like" or something like that, but Tommy does not take the defensive.

Feeling a bit more confident, I retort with a smile that while this may be true, we cannot be safe from drone strikes.

When homeowners shout to them to leave, they retort with curses and sometimes throw stones.

Chinese observers of India retort with anecdotes of Indian political meddling against their country's firms.

Ask about the Iranian nuclear program, he'll retort with Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal.

The pager will retort with a weak beep, having clearly gotten the message.

They dared not complain, lest Mother Nature retort with a hailstorm of proof golf is an outdoor sport.

The home fans at least managed their own retort, with a cry of, "You'll never play in England".

Easterners retort with the contemptuous term of "Textilstrand" to describe beaches where bathing suits -- or "textiles" -- are used.

The Tunisians, Algerians, and Moroccans retort, with accuracy, that they are far more advanced politically, economically, and intellectually than the Libyans.

Inners retort with thousands of jobs lost (Osborne), the NHS in ruins (Jeremy Hunt) and a decade of uncertainty (the Bank of England).