reply造句

To reply to a communication

The reply, thankfully, was "no".

She gave the newsman an adroit reply.

An early reply with be appreciated.

He choked back a sharp reply.

He began to sputter his reply.

He did not reply to the accusation.

"Ohhh," came the reply, "you wanted a gin Martini..."

We all desire your early reply to this inquiry.

To this we reply in one word, only.

He hummed and hawed, giving no definite reply.

You can reply to that user, either directly or indirectly.

He knew they were waiting for him to amplify his bold reply.

I'm liable to give reliable reply to the application for supply of apples.

Our reply: So how much time do you typically spend on projects now?

It allows you to reply swiftly to a host of different questions when time is short.

Expecting him to drop the deal, I was surprised by his reply.

He made up his mind to set out as soon as he got a reply from his friend.

And in reply to my next question I gathered that there was no inn within five miles.

"What are you doing down there?" they would say, and I would reply, "Looking for a cuff link."

Our reply: the issue is not development time, but rather the time between project inception and delivery.

At the end of the son's reply, the rich father was speechless. His son then added: "Thanks, Dad, for showing me how poor we really are."

This was the way my interview would work. Sally would fire my questions to Ellen at very close range and Ellen would take her time, then reply succinctly.

There is no reply to my letter which I posted two months ago, It seems like a stone dropped into the sea.

The request may have been delivered and processed successfully at the responder, but the reply confirming this is still waiting for delivery back to the requester.

What I did not dramatize, or what seemed to enter into the dialogue quite without my agency, was the Duke's reply to my proud speech.

3. (a) In open procedures, entities shall forward the tender documentation at the request of any supplier participating in the procedure, and shall reply promptly to any reasonable request for explanations relating thereto.

For those going away to study or work in an English environment, they have to learn to listen, because they need to know what is bouncing back to them so as to reply.

I'm glad to see you out of doors again, Mr Lockwood, 'he said, in reply to my greeting;' from selfish motives partly: I don't think I could readily supply your loss in this desolation.

(b) In selective procedures, entities shall forward the tender documentation at the request of any supplier requesting to participate, and shall reply promptly to any reasonable request for exlanations relating thereto.

If you are lucky enough to get a reply from a producer asking to see your entire script, send it professionally packaged and with a stampedself-addressed return package.

We should take a sympathetic attitude towards erring comrades, give them plenty of time for consideration and allow them to make reasonable reply, explaining the facts and clarifying their positions. We should particularly encourage sincere self-criticism and receive it warmly.

Later I deliberately say I'm thinking of asking him to teach me English. Yunlin laughs, but he seems to be embarrassed and mumbles his reply. I say to myself that he is not a bad sort if, tall and big as he is, he can still blush.