Ripostes

Armenia ripostes that not only would this constitute a breach of its sovereignty, but it would effectively cut it off from its southern neighbor and closest regional ally, Iran.

While Nixon’s remarks might be prettied up, he told me, it was Kissinger’s own acid-tongued ripostes that subordinates were supposed to excise to protect their boss.

Two performers, akyns, compete with one other to improvise verses on topical themes in a battle of wits that alternates between humorous ripostes and penetrating philosophical reflections.

As long as the two of them are a package deal, no matter how nice his wife is or how much your kids enjoy playing together, it’s just not worth the headache of having to constantly parry his unwanted flirtatious ripostes.

As the ridicule against the tree piled up on social media, a Trafalgar Square Tree account on Twitter fired off ripostes.

Elsewhere on Une année record, Loud ripostes the scene that made him with a charming and forgiving wit.

Pound, Ezra, Ripostes, Stephen Swift & Co Ltd, London, 1912.