Men respond to rest and recreation as do human beings of the opposite sex.

Marjorie can respond, but she will not respond, unless she has some one to respond to, or some thing to respond to.

Law courts are one of the greatest symbols of power and in the battle of non-co-operation, you may not leave law courts untouched and claim to offer non-co-operation, but if you will read that objection carefully, you will find in that objection the great fear that the lawyers will not respond to the call that the country makes upon them, and it is just there that the beauty of non-co-operation comes in.

And do I consider the Gurkha and the Afghan being incorrigible thieves and robbers without ability to respond to purifying influences?

"It is true that to please the aroused public opinion of mankind and to respond to the idealism of the moralist they have surrounded the new alliance with a halo and called it 'The League of Nations,' but whatever it may be called or however it may be disguised it is an alliance of the Five Great Military Powers.

He would appear to respond to the propositions of the Frari.

Girolamo did not respond to her caress, though his tone softened a little as he proceeded with his tale and her arm stole round him.

It is a language that seems alive with eagerness to respond to imagination.

A poet would have been dull not to respond to this influence.

"Taps," this time, as blown over her father's grave, soldiers' heads bowed and tears falling for a fine soldier who would respond to bugle calls no more.

FIFTY NORTHERN REPRESENTATIVES respond to the cry, "down, then, with the RIGHT OF PETITION!!"

There is a swift witness for truth in his bosom, which will respond to truth when it is uttered with calmness and dignity.

"I should fail in my duty to the public, and perhaps no respond to the expectations of yourselves, Gentlemen of the Colonial Section of this Honorable Court, did I not say a few words on the state of the Colony, at this our first meeting after the memorable first of August.

I hoped to find you a woman capable of appreciating a man's passion, even if you should be unable to respond to it.

But the failures of great men are our most profitable lessons,provided only, that we have hearts and heads to respond to their success.

Already his leg muscles were failing him, refusing to the respond to the impulse of his nerves.

This is the only time recorded when Franz Liszt failed to respond to a hint for money.

I should not expect a girl as young as yourself to respond to much of it, but I am glad you found anything to which you could....

He will be ready to respond to invitations from the churches to present our cause, and can speak from a large experience in our widely-extended and varied work.

Some great lords, certain bishops, the Constable de Montmorency, two marshals of France, the privy councillors, the knights of the order, the secretaries of state and finance, Chancellor de l'Hospital and Coligny, took part in it; the King of Navarre and the Prince of Conde did not respond to the summons they received; the constable rode up with a following of six hundred horse.

"Radium receives its energy from, and responds to, radiations which traverse all spaceas piano strings respond to sounds in unison with their notes.

He lay down on the floor because he was nearer the door in case he had to respond to an alarm; besides, he said I would soon appreciate that I was not the object of favouritism.

so do all good Masons respond to every attempt at innovation, "We are unwilling to alter the customs of Freemasonry.

In the First Act she had to coax her papa, and flirt with her cousin; in the second, to respond to a declaration of love with a burst of womanly feeling; and, in the third, to play the hoyden, and dance a breakdown.

"The lovely creature won't respond to me," said Rossetti pathetically to a friend.