How to pronounce“replies”in English

And the person replies.

To which the teacher replies, but we don't know what God looks like.

Professor Smith replies later and later, and with increasingly short messages, until after email number five

To which the woman replies, Jeopardy.

and it replies, “That is exactly what you asked for,” then you’ve appreciated how hard it is to get a machine to understand your goals, your actual goals.

"It's the Singularity," a booming voice replies.

The receiver of the email thinks about it then replies after a while, answering the questions.

"I'm so glad to be done with this bullshit," he replies.

see the Pacific Ocean nothing cleaner than that is there and the detective replies he didn't mention the two

And the pirate replies, "If you steal things and you've only got one ship, you're called a pirate.

And to both of our surprise and delight, Malachi replies to the thread.

Those are three deep questions, because the way that someone replies to them is going to inevitably tell you something about how they see themselves,

And the cross replies, "Yes."

Think of how many times you get an email where there might be 50 or 100 people who really, really didn't have to be on that email and just imagine every time somebody replies and

should have a beginning, a middle, and an end, to which he replies, "Certainly, but not necessarily in that order."

And the pirate replies, um, if you steal things and you've only got one ship, you're called a pirate.

He meticulously prepares for every session, he meets in small groups with the students, he replies to every single email.