"That's very nice of you," Willie answered.

Only you answered the question.

"Well, I guess I'm going to get a driver's license," he answered.

"He used to love me," she answered sadly.

Have you answered that letter yet?

On hearing the bell, she answered the telephone.

Yes, I do. I answered.

I knocked on the door, but nobody answered.

The man answered to the description.

The boy answered his father back.

John answered for his sister.

Jim answered my question without difficulty.

But my mother always answered.

Like the great scholar that he was, he answered the question easily.

These questions can be answered quite simply.

Excuse me for not having answered your letter sooner.

Oedipus had answered the riddle correctly!

Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth."

Jesus answered them.

Your prayer will be answered.

"I'm Japanese," the boy answered.

He asked the men, "Would you share a room?" "Certainly, we will," answered the three men.

"Get rid of it, of course!" answered the farmer.

"Oh, yes," he answered.

I made several calls to Mr Yamada's residence, but no one answered the calls.

My prayers were answered.

My prayer was answered.

I answered neither of the letters.

I waited for the answer but nobody answered.

I called his office again and again, but no one answered.

I answered with joy.

I answered his blows with several of my own.

I answered for him.

I called her office, but no one answered.

The students answered in order.

Nobody answered the door.

Nobody answered my question.

Nobody answered the telephone.

The enemy answered our fire.

The ease with which he answered the question surprised us.

There was a long interval before he answered.

He answered incorrectly.

He answered all the questions in ten minutes.

He knocked on the door but nobody answered.

He answered that he knew no French.

He hasn't answered my letter yet.

He answered that he could swim well.

He answered with a look of annoyance.

He answered not a word to me.

He answered my question in the negative.

He answered my question easily.

He answered as follows.

He answered in brief.

He answered an advertisement in the paper and got the job.

He answered, No.

He answered with a sad air.

He answered my questions by the exercise of his excellent memory.

They all answered "Yes" to a man.

They answered my questions with difficulty.

They answered in chorus.

They answered their teacher's question with difficulty.

Apart from her, everybody answered the question.

She answered to the description of the missing woman.

She answered easily.

She answered with a nod.

She answered that she would visit me.

She answered with hardly a smile.

She answered me back.

She answered my letter soon.

She answered all the questions with assurance.

She answered with tears.

The secretary answered me shortly.

"How can I lose?" answered Satan. "All the umpires are down here in Hell."

He kindly answered questions.

Have I answered your question?

"That's cheap. I'll take ten yards," the girl answered.

All but she answered the question.

She answered my letter right away.

She answered in tears.

She was crying as she answered.

As soon as she heard the bell ring, she answered the telephone.

She answered the telephone as soon as she heard the bell ring.

"I forgot," she answered.

He answered my question with a "no."

He still hasn't answered my letter.

He answered by saying that he could swim well.

He answered never a word.

He answered me with a smile.

Ask only questions that can be answered with yes or no.

"It's a woman as wants to see you;" the boy answered, pointing towards the shop.

Nobody answered the phone.

Also, I've answered the question that you asked.

In court facing charges of obscenity, the American actress Mae West was asked by the judge if she was trying to show disrespect to the court, whereupon she answered, "No, your honor, I'm trying not to show it".

He answered his parents.

A government official answered the reporters' questions.

The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is "What does a woman want?"

I answered the question.

The question was answered.

Asked what he gained from philosophy, he answered, "To do without being commanded what others do from fear of the laws."

She answered him with cold civility.

I answered the questions correctly.