(1) I will answer for my friend.

(2) This will answer for a chisel.

(3) He must be made to answer for his terrible crimes.

(4) I agree, but I can't answer for my colleagues.

(5) I'll answer for it that this man is honest.

(6) This tool will answer for our needs.

(7) I will answer for her safety.

(8) He didn't answer for fear of hurting her.

(9) She has a lot to answer for.

(10) I expect parents to answer for their children's behaviour.

(11) You'll have to answer for where every dollar goes.

(12) This government has a lot to answer for .

(13) You'll answer for your wrongdoing one day.

(14) I can answer for her honesty.

(15) He's old enough to answer for his own actions.

(16) Their coach must answer for the team's poor performance.

(17) Prison is not the answer for most young offenders.

(18) He has a lot to answer for.

(19) I can't answer for his honesty.

(20) This box will answer for a chair.

(21) You must answer for her.

(22) I will answer for it that he will accomplish the task.

(23) Anne says she can answer for his ability to do the job well.

(24) The bus driver should answer for the safety of the passengers.

(25) He will have to answer for his misdeeds in a court of law.

(26) She didn't answer for the simple reason that she couldn't think of anything to say.

(27) I will answer for the truth of what he has said.

(28) I can't answer for my colleagues, but I can manage a meeting next week.

(29) When it comes to violence among young people, television has a great deal to answer for.

(30) I'm sure John will help us - I can't really answer for the others.

(1) He must be made to answer for his terrible crimes.

(31) I can certainly answer for her professionalism, and whole-heartedly recommend her to any employer.

(32) If you drive this car without a licence,you'll have to answer for the consequences!

(33) You will have to answer for your crimes one day.

(34) You will have to answer for your behaviour one day.

(35) It was not a good enough answer for me.

(36) Noel Coward has a lot to answer for.

(37) Primo had no answer for him.

(38) Elvis has a lot to answer for.

(39) Father Devlin had an answer for everything.

(40) Tax men have a lot to answer for.

(41) There remain a great many questions to answer for psychological and linguistic theories.

(42) As Barker turns the spotlight back on to our own attitudes, Border Crossing asks questions we can only answer for ourselves.

(43) The procedures whereby political decisions are made in the United States surely have much to answer for.

(44) A lightweight bout saved in the dying seconds - Manchester's still got a lot to answer for.

(45) Time is relative - and Einstein has a lot to answer for.

(46) I think the present Government has a lot to answer for.

(47) The old, and now much condemned, low-carbohydrate method of dieting had much to answer for in making social eaters fat.

(48) Colour lasers are still extremely expensive, so a colour inkjet could be the answer for those on a tight budget.

(49) There was no answer for a time and Clayt said nothing.

(50) After all, he's old enough to answer for his own actions.

(51) In the real world nature has an answer for every question.

(52) Regular moderate exercise such as brisk walking is the answer for the gentleman described above.

(53) You got an answer for this, or are you busy preparing your next rally against capital punishment?

(54) If you own more than one type of vacuum cleaner, please answer for each cleaner that you own.

(55) Let me give you a partial answer for the moment.

(56) He had an inkling that Jos would have an answer for that too.

(57) That sister of yours has an awful lot to answer for.

(58) What we are attempting is a hypothesis in which I answer for him, while you ask me questions.

(59) Under other circumstances I'd have had a snappy answer for her.

(60) And since Al has decided to snub the press, he is in the unfortunate position of having to answer for him.

(61) The trade unions have been largely silent and it was felt that the media had a lot to answer for in this department.

(62) Some can not answer for the obvious reason that they can not read the sign.

(63) No mere ferule will answer for this offence.

(64) One should answer for what he does.

(65) He will have to answer for his impoliteness.

(66) Should Hank Greenberg Answer for AIG's Scandal?

(67) Get it wrong and you'll answer for the consequences.

(68) You should answer for what you said.

(69) Come forth, coward, and answer for your crimes!

(70) I didn't have a ready answer for this dilemma.

(71) You will have to answer for your carelessness.

(72) You have a answer for every possible line of inquiry. You will convince him, via sheer willpower of your identity.

(73) SEATTLE - Jorge Posada has a stock answer for his sizzling offensive start: " It's early. "

(74) Considering filly the infection of water to jet and the structure characteristic of oil wells be disused in shallow sea. Design linear shaped charge cutters of answer for the fact.

(75) Researchers when attached one molecule of gold nanoparticles to one molecule of drug, the resultant drug molecule was unable to combat HIV virus, as the multivalency is the answer for binding nature.

(76) In essence, China must still answer for its non-market economy subsidies past 2016.

(77) Primakov, the former chief of the Russian foreign intelligence service, had no answer for such simple yet resolute words that left no diplomatic wiggle room.

(78) The education system rather than the teachers is to answer for the overburden on the students.

(79) The answer for the genetic screening was 59.7%, whereas the answer for the question-based Gail model was 58%.

(80) It seems like every new day brings a new question that, try as you might, you're just unable to find an answer for. The Smoking Jacket understands this, and we're here to help.

(81) He will have to answer for his wrongdoing one day.

(82) That's a question damn near every woman who ever lived has had to answer for herself.

(83) The robber would have his bones broken, and, what's more, he would have to answer for it in the police court too.

(84) There was no answer for Job except blind trust; bowing a blinded knee.

(85) I'll answer for it you shall have nothing put upon you here.

(86) The Lakers don't have an answer for LeBron and now the Cavs can match up against the Lakers bigs with Ben Wallace playing PF.

(87) I will answer for his appearance ,' said India coldly.

(88) I summon you and yours, to the last of your bad race , to answer for them.

(89) Now here is a quick answer for this difference: It is because the evaluation system and policy of stipendiary (salary) .

(90) Rely upon the patriotic Jury, dear citizeness. I answer for my fellow - Jurymen.

(91) Member must answer for the activity and safety for the guest that you lead to. And you must answer for all of the damnify that your guest made.

(92) You will have to answer for your wrong doings one day.

(93) A false statement or dishonest answer for any question may be grounds for my immediate discharge from employment with Doubletree by Hilton Resort Wuxi Lingshan.

(94) You will have to answer for your rush and carelessness.

(95) You will have to answer for your wrong-doing one day.

(96) Combining glass frit and reactive bonding is the current answer for the best compromise between adhesion and bondability of thick film conductors.

(97) Question Answering System for Reading Comprehension (QARC) can automatically analyze a passage of natural language text and generate an answer for each question based on information in the passage.

(98) I answer for with him and stamp the compeny cachet on his testimonial.

(99) I'll not answer for her being of the most rational.

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(101) We will answer for it that all the products will be up to the mark.