Sentence examples for will reply in from inspiring English sources

The Cabinet Office says it will reply "in due course", but that the government is "not minded" to change its stance.For Mr Shindler, who wants to vote in the 2015 general election, this is farcical.

"The cabinet secretary has received a letter of complaint and he will reply in due course," the spokesperson said.

When you make an initial post, remember this vital thing: you set the tone, and people will reply in kind.

But it is all too likely, she said, that the doctor has not been tested and will reply, in all truthfulness, "I don't know".

"Hi Mark," I imagine the group will reply in singsong unison and I'll feel like I'm home -- in a place where everybody understands me.

Isis is making clear that, if any country bombs them from the air, it will reply in kind on the ground, using the methods of urban terrorism backed by a well organised state.

Jessica: No. Maybe they'll reply in seven years?

"So I'll reply in English: 'Common decency' would have been appropriate," Griveaux said.

You can say the most outrageous things about Robert in a crowded room without fear of reprisal, but @mention him and he'll reply in seconds no matter what time zone or Quora fight he's in.

When you text to someone in foreign language, there is a high possibility he will reply you in the same language.

(A utilitarian will reply that in any context a day of agony is an enormous moral burden it is no less bad if the person has already suffered for almost a century—so that the complaint of the individual in the first scenario has to be seen as significantly greater than that of any individual in the second scenario).