return the compliment

May I return the compliment and say the same about you?

If you cause me trouble, I will return the compliment.

And why do not companies return the compliment at their gate?

Perhaps there was something Harry could do to return the compliment.

They got out of the car and George noted that she did not return the compliment.

The world had always presented a hard face to him; he returned the compliment.

He smiled and waited for her to return the compliment.

To the extent they begin to do so, citizens return the compliment.

He returned the compliment, and they continued on their separate ways without a word.

He returned the compliment, closed the door and got behind the wheel.

"You find me a little bourbon over ice and I'll return the compliment."

They have wisdom we desperately need and will always return the compliment.

And if I may return the compliment, your strategy was exemplary.

I doubt whether he will return the compliment, and discover her to be a lady.

The Japanese have for some time been quietly returning the compliment.

"And we plan to return the compliment as soon as possible."

"You gave us a bad time, too," the tribune returned the compliment.

He returned the compliment by saying: "The only thing which could have made it better would be wearing a red suit."

At last, Joe was able to return the compliment.

"Why, thank you, sweetheart, and might I return the compliment?"

I returned the compliment with a strong bump to the rear; he got off at the next stop, but too late.

It is only fair that these non-Western areas should have the chance to return the compliment.

There is little contemporary evidence that Irwin ever returned the compliment.

"You don't look half bad yourself," she returned the compliment.

Then the waiter gets his revolver and returns the compliment.