Sentence examples for a talk that from inspiring English sources

Yes, "so" is good for kickstarting a talk that has stalled.

Recently, I arrived at Las Vegas at 5 a.m. for a talk that started at 7 a.m.

They discussed their work in a talk that was part of Harvard Law School's Library Book Talk series last fall.

IN 1972, Edward N. Lorenz gave a talk that turned out to be a landmark in the development of chaos theory.

During a talk that was equally entertaining and enlightening, the Karmapa joked about using an interpreter even though he speaks English.

In a talk that functioned almost as a state-of-the-university address for UC Berkeley, Chancellor Carol Christ recently spoke to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.

A talk that will explore the oral narratives of the Lambada Bhat community of Southern India, with a special focus on the Telangana region.

He admits there was a period in which they thought they saw "extraordinary things" and even gave a talk that was printed in the proceedings of a meeting.

At the opening, Elaine de Kooning gave a talk that was videotaped by Edvard Lieber, an artist based on Long Island.

Imagine, he told the Guardian, the reaction if he gave a talk that began: "'So, we have a problem in cancer service at the moment.

In 2009, he gave the prestigious MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival — a talk that is still recalled for its broad attack on the BBC and the public subsidies it enjoys.