| A soldier went down in a flash of steel as he neatly riposted his clumsy strike. |
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| He stepped, lunged, parried, riposted, all the movements flowing into the next, a dance of incredible intricacy. |
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| Macdonald riposted that he knew the voters preferred him drunk to George Brown sober. |
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| They jabbed, parried, charged and riposted with such speed that the blades were indistinguishable blurs of reflected light now that the sun had risen over the horizon. |
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| When Mr Bush recently dared mention Mr Nour, Egyptian officials riposted with a blistering demand that he mind his own business. |
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| The English riposted by boycotting the fine wines of Bordeaux and it was in this context of economic depression in the wine industry that Hugh Barton took over the Chevalier and Monbalon estates. |
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| A few days later the paramilitaries riposted by marching into two villages that were supposedly harbouring guerrillas,murdering 30 people and abducting 40 others. |
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| Mukesh's side riposted that Anil's side was dragging its feet over the listing of the four companies. In this section The blog in the corporate machine When markets melt away More pain, waiting for the gain Oh brother! |
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| The President riposted that Parliament's acts were illegal as they could pass into law only by Presidential signature. |
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