I'm open to talking

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I tend to focus on the egg, but I'm open to talking chicken.

As a result I've become less guarded and I'm open to talking to people I don't know.

I went out and bought my badge of courage — a Gun Safe Mom sign (like the old "Baby on Board" signs) and suction-cupped it to my fridge so guests knew I was open to talking about the topic and devoted to creating safe play environments.

"I am open to talking about my experience; I have no fear of anything," he said.

"I have a year left but I am open to talks with the club to find the best solution for both".

I would definitely be open to talking about it with Tommy, seeing what kind of crazy concoction he has in his brain," Oleynik said about reprising the role of Alex Mack.

"I repeat, the government is open to talking with North Korea, regardless of time, location and form".

"I really think that Obama is right, I like that he's willing to be open to talking to anybody,'' Ms. Gill said, referring to the debate among the two over whether there should be preconditions for meeting with some dictators and foreign leaders.

I am using the tools I've learned to move forward rather than backwards, and will be open to talking about the details in the days to come.

Chief executive Bob Dudley recently hinted that the company was open to talking to plaintiffs.

If you don't like something, he's open to talking about it and new ideas.