retorts造句

Nonsense, the other camp retorts.

The intelligentsia, ” retorts one of his friends.

At least the question should be put, he retorts.

The price of alchemist capes and retorts skyrocketed.

Don't make taunting retorts to each other, as it can not help solve the problem.

The shod hiker retorts that it is not the bear he needs to outrun, merely his fellow hiker.

Today, the retorts and pot stills have been largely supplanted by more efficient distillation methods in most industrial processes.

Through an artistic way, Dapeng retorts as an answer of people's doubt to the difference of urbanization.

Meanwhile, with his own views, Sima Qian criticizes and retorts the economic policies of Emperor Wu in the Han Dynasty.

Louboutin retorts that granting a trademark to one or several colours, such as Gucci's stripes, is the same.

“Paris as a museum city is a caricature,” retorts Mr Delanoë. “The city needs to respect its heritage, but also add to it for the future.”

The schools tell Mr McEntee that collecting the data is too expensive; he retorts that they already have most of them.

Cameron retorts, with some justice, that his party has worked out its environmental policies far more thoroughly than New Labour ever did.

CEBS retorts that it was testing for a double-dip recession, not economic Armageddon, and for jitters in some countries' sovereign-bond markets rather than a break-up of the euro zone.

Barack Obama got an unsolicited reminder of this on the campaign trail in 2008, when an off-the-cuff remark about the need to “spread the wealth around” provoked some shrill retorts.

Steam retorts is a key working procedure in the process of canned foods, and its stability of technological process is the critical factor for the quality, color and ratio of finished products.