Sentence examples for Subject talking from inspiring English sources

Asked what mattered more — money or years — Hamels changed the subject, talking about the importance of clubhouse chemistry.

A moment later I overhear Bush take up the phone again and suddenly switch subject, talking of Vladimir Putin.

You won't always know the story until you hear it; your job as an interviewer, often, is to keep your subject talking.

I once heard her lecture on the four "queens of crime" – Margery Allingham, Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh and Dorothy L Sayers – and she wrote a fascinating monograph on the subject, Talking About Detective Fiction.

In a piece I wrote about a great new report on this subject, Talking Trash, I actually described careless racism.

This means reading on the subject, talking to experts in that field and lots of practical practice.

Food is the number one subject talked about every day, even more than the economy.

In a 2006 blog (now defunct), Rob Carlson, an early advocate of the subject, talked about the various labels for the new field, such as 'Intentional Biology', 'Constructive Biology'Naturalral Engineering'Synthetictic Genomics' and 'Biological Engineering' (see Balmer and Martin 2008: 6).

He kept himself out of his stories and let his subjects talk.

Fortunately, Ralston is a fan of letting his subjects talk, but he is an efficient interviewer.

Ms. Mark has also created a color video in which many of her subjects talk about their lives as twins.