Sentence examples for a stream of talk from inspiring English sources
Throughout it all, Gilligan kept up a stream of talk about the problem at hand, sometimes as if to himself.
The wine had brought out a stream of talk, but it had not seemed to be accompanied by any particular grief or upset.
Filmed in Nashville, it featured two girls dressed in some of Proenza's fall clothes, with surreal masks and Indian headdresses, and a big-bellied good old boy who kept up a stream of talk.
Seoul and its ally the United States played down Saturday's statement from the official KCNA news agency as the latest in a stream of tough talk from Pyongyang.
If Ms. Fogarty's play is Lucia's wake, then Lucia is pretty much the only mourner, sending herself off to the next world with a steady stream of talk, much of it opaque.
The "Paranormal Activity" concept spawns yet another comic variation (after "A Haunted House" and "Scary Movie V") with "Ghost Team One," a rude and somewhat crude effort in which typewriter-font intertitles, a mobile camera and staccato surveillance video intersect with a stream of slacker potty talk.
Straub's way of talking in a stream-of-consciousness rush, in the manner of an Appalachian Don King, often made his big plans seem scattershot and his tactical explanations disjointed, at least to someone not adept in vulture finance.
It was the beginning of a steady stream of talks, involving a small group of advisers, that led to Vick's signing a two-year deal with the Eagles.
He issued a stream of orders and talked with gusto to American reporters in broken English, frequently laughing abruptly at his own remarks, although there did not always seem to be any joke.
He allowed his inner feelings about race, and the question of a double standard, to slip out in a stream of consciousness while he talked with a columnist.
It received a big public push in the last couple of weeks as Suzuki blitzed television viewers with a stream of prime-time commercials talking about the parent company's market share and performance.
