Sentence examples for a talks from inspiring English sources

His exposure to radio as a talks producer taught him to write vivid dialogue.

He returned to Oxford after the war to complete his history degree and then became a talks producer for the BBC World Service.

The price represents a premium of 35 percent over United Spirits trading price on September 24, the day before an announcement that the companies were in a talks about a deal, the companies said.

As per, the country's premiere art fair will host the world's art dealer juggernauts, along with a special section dedicated to young cutting-edge galleries, a talks programme, and diverse commissions from film to performance art.

Just days before US president Bill Clinton leaves the White House, Northern Ireland was obviously still high on his agenda as national security adviser, Jim Steinberg, headed a talks team which visited Belfast at the weekend and was in London last night.

Returning to Britain, he became a reporter on the Bristol Evening Post (1958-59) before joining the BBC's North America Service as a producer, and continuing as a talks producer for the domestic service (1961-67), and then a senior producer (1968-90).

She interrupts and Mon-A talks to her about water about 50 times in 30 seconds.

The WTO's reputation for secrecy and elitism - criticised by outside protesters - was even roundly endorsed within its own ranks when many countries' delegates were excluded from the final round of talks held behind closed doors at the convention centre as leading nations tried desperately, but ultimately in vain, to hammer out a talks-saving pact.

A talking point.

A talking animal?

A talking flounder?