Sentence examples for win a response from inspiring English sources

Poems by such critically minded writers as Seyāvūsh Kasrāʾī also borrow the classical heritage of poetic imagery, transforming it into expressions that win a response from modern readers.

Frank Wilczek, a physicist who would later win a Nobel Prize, wrote a response for the magazine.

This was an exhilarating debut which won a rapturous response from the capacity audience.

And the men of the fine Vienna Philharmonic Choir won a hearty response from the audience with their lusty account of the third act's invigorating hunting chorus.

Mr. Hagel, who is running a gantlet of meetings, also won a positive response from Senator Angus King, the newly elected independent from Maine.

Speaker John A. Boehner, who had pressed Democrats for cuts sought by members of the conservative new House majority, presented the package of widespread spending reductions and policy provisions and won a positive response from his rank and file shortly before 11 p.m.

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E-mail us with your answers: the author of the first fully correct response will win a 2008 New Yorker Festival T-shirt, wrinkled.

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