How to use "answered" in a sentence

Aron's mother answered on the first ring.

When Glen answered the phone, Kyle described Aron's truck.

Ned screamed at the locked door, but no one answered his call.

The ship answered with cannonball.

'Of course,' the Dodo answered

'Coming, Sir,' somebody - or something - answered.

'It's an arm, Sir,' Pat answered.

'I don't know,' Alice answered

'Yes?' Alice answered

'I don't see any wine,' she answered.

'But it was the best butter,' answered the March Hare.

'No,' Alice answered, 'but it's the same year for a very long time.'

'I'm always careful, Seven,' answered Five.

'My name is Alice, Madam,' Alice answered.

'Don't ask me! I don't know,' answered Alice, not very politely.

'It's a friend - a Cheshire Cat,' answered Alice.

I'm a Hatter,' answered the Mad Hatter

'Nothing,' answered Alice.

The prayers of both could not be answered; that of neither has been answered fully.

The graves of young Americans who answered the call to service surround the globe.

He answered angrily, 'Can't you see? I'm trying to sleep.'

But the voice that answered, saying, 'I beg your pardon, Monsieur,' was not that of Mme Bougon

'Of course,' she answered in a low voice

Gillenormand's house, a servant answered the door.

"Oh I say," answered Little Red Riding Hood; "it is beyond that mill you see there, at the first house in the village."

Little Red Riding Hood, hearing the big voice of the wolf, was at first afraid; but believing her grandmother had a cold and was hoarse, answered, "It is your grandchild Little Red Riding Hood, who has brought you a cake and a little pot of butter mother sends you."

Cham sat down and looked at the pictures that his sisters had drawn for him, then answered his parents' questions about the tests

De Winter had not answered Mrs Van Hopper's question

'No, not from this wing,' she answered, 'and you can't hear it either

Rebecca would not have answered like that

'My dear child,' Beatrice answered slowly, 'I thought Maxim had told you

'I thought you would come with me,' I answered.

You didn't want to go over the rocks,' I answered.

'I think so,' Maxim answered

I heard the phone ring while I was having breakfast and Frith answered it

'No, I don't suppose that you did,' Beatrice answered.

'I've had a long day,' Maxim answered

Maxim answered quietly.

When Maxim answered, his voice was cold and hard

'I can't, I can't,' I answered.

'Frank, it's me,' I said when he answered

'The man found something else,' Captain Searle answered slowly

I answered very quietly.

Maxim answered it quickly and came back into the library.

'Now, wait a minute, Max,' Favell answered

'You can't frighten me, Favell,' Maxim answered

'No, it is not,' Mrs Danvers answered.

'I don't think he would tell you anything,' Colonel Julyan answered

'Yes,' Maxim answered

She was such a lovely young woman, too.' Neither of us answered him.

Neither man answered him.

'The letter arrived on 10th March 1883, and he died seven weeks later,' answered John Openshaw.

'Nothing,' answered Openshaw

'The first from Pondicherry in India, the second from Dundee in Scotland and the third from East London,' I answered

She rarely answered questions and spent a lot of her time sewing, hut her favourite activity seemed to be catching flies, which she always released unharmed after examining them carefully.

She had answered very few, always in a calm quiet voice

But then there were all the questions she had never answered: the most important ones.

The front door is always open, but I rang the bell and Mary answered it.

I could have answered that question, but I did not wish to involve Anne Protheroe

A pretty servant answered the door.

'"Unless you keep quiet, it will be very bad for you." I replied, "Who are you?" and the voice answered, "The Avenger"

The Inspector answered by opening the door for her, and Miss Cram walked out.

I went over and answered it.

I answered his greeting and went on over the bridge.

The fallen Martian used its voice, and immediately a second one answered it, appearing over the trees to the south

'I've no idea,' I answered.

a movement of feet and a cheer that seemed to be answered.

At last I answered him

A tall woman answered the door

'I don't care about the soap,' I answered

'It's lovely!' I answered

'Because I'll believe everything you say to me,' she answered simply.