Sentence examples for Talkative from inspiring English sources

Take stereotypically talkative Italians.

Alain Resnais, at 86, offered another playfully artificial diversion, Les Herbes folles (Wild Grass), while 81-year-old Jacques Rivette tickled a select few with the cerebral and talkative 36 vues du Pic Saint-Loup (Around a Small Mountain).

With his demonstrative style, talkative manner and substantial sideburns, Pat Partridge was a highly recognisable figure in English and world football from 1966 to '81, during which time the Teesside referee became involved in a number of high-profile incidents which resonate to this day.

"You're talkative, you don't sleep, you don't eat, you're energetic," he said.

What we used to spend on impulse buys – or some of it – then goes on a decent wedge of Lincolnshire Poacher, a couple of fillets of haddock or some good beef, sold to us by smiling, helpful, talkative people whose names we may know, and whose businesses matter both to them and us.

Another persona was "the Hostess", so generous and talkative to the lefty and literary flotsam who crammed into her London flats, when inside she would be crushed from some unwise love affair or other, or just wanting to be alone.

Large clocks were used to keep the utterances of talkative shareholders to a minimum.

A lively and talkative character, Ms Bohoslovska is clearly delighted with this comparison.Ukraine certainly received a lot of negative coverage before Euro 2012 started.

The conservatives, for their part, have been more talkative.

If so, polluting firms may pay the owners of such "sinks" handsome sums; in return, they would receive credits to help them meet the emissions standards accompanying the Kyoto treaty.In this section Joystuck A new kind of Boeing Cost free The new alchemy Mannesmann's dogged defender The rise of the sink Togetherness Ivan the talkative ReprintsFarmers are keenly eyeing this market.

As a boy Sir Jonathan was a noisy attention-seeker; at school he was a talkative and entertaining wit; as a Cambridge undergraduate he liked to turn heads by walking barefoot through the streets carrying a large marrow.