Sentence examples for a certain talk from inspiring English sources

If you're a big fan of a certain talk show that you often miss, you can program the radio to record it for you so you can listen the next time you're in the car.

It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment fruitcake became a parody, but most refer to a certain talk show as ground zero of its downfall.

Those with a mind for controversy or whimsy may recall the outrage last year over a certain talking pineapple on the New York State eighth-grade rexamng exam.

By Michael Guerriero March 12 , 2013Those with a mind for controversy or whimsy may recall the outrage last year over a certain talking pineapple on the New York State eighth-grade reading exam.

During the final episode of Channel 4's outstanding school documentary Educating Yorkshire, Musharaf Asghar, a pupil with a severe stammer, applied tactics his teacher Mr Burton had picked up from The King's Speech (listening to music on headphones, tapping out words) and gave a slow, certain talk to a room full of his peers.

Australians talk of the Anzac spirit, rather as the British of a certain age talk of the Dunkirk spirit (both refer to managed retreats that softened the sting of defeat).

The kids in the Next New universe — like kids of hipster scenes immemorial — dress a certain way, talk a certain way, manifest a certain cosmology.

According to teen movie lore, to be cool you must walk a certain way, talk a certain way and wear pink on Wednesdays.

"Caller ID" shifts viewpoints mid-narrative, exploring from both sides what happens when Alex's current girlfriend, Melissa, lies to him about a phone call from a manipulative lover who disconcertingly resembles a certain erudite talk show host.

Let a doctor of a certain age talk long enough and you're bound to hear the gloomy pronouncement that medicine just isn't as much fun as it used to be.

David Brooks referred to them prissily as "thunder and lightning" in the Times, and I kept hearing men of a certain age talk about them as though they were some kind of national threat.