Sentence examples for a talk in a from inspiring English sources

She gave a talk in a young offenders' institute recently.

"On Pearl Harbor Day," he said, "I did a talk in a bar in Brooklyn.

Dad and I had a talk in a cafe while Mum was shopping.

Lambert was giving a talk in a London auditorium when members of the audience – veterans from London Greenpeace – confronted him about his undercover past.

The police felt obliged to issue a statement saying that anyone giving a talk in a public place without a permit could be fined up to S$5,000 ($3,000).

So usually if I give a talk in a public audience when either there's people from both sides saying thank you or people from both sides throwing rotten tomatoes, I know I've succeeded because they're both unhappy.

They swarmed three floors of indoor balconies, straining to catch a glimpse of Hadid giving a talk in an inner courtyard below.

At a talk in London recently, Tom Ford issued a challenge.

In 1956, Ransom gave a talk in Austin to a group called the Philosophical Society of Texas.

Once, when I gave a talk in San Francisco, a man in the audience asked me an odd question: "Are you English or are you Jewish?" "Both," I replied.

Chances are, you have experienced choking in some situation, whether it is playing a sport, giving a talk in front of a crowd or taking an important test.