Sentence examples for apparently talks about from inspiring English sources
In its interview with digitoday, Saarnio apparently talks about taking "advance payments" and "pre-payments" from fans who register to buy the device — payments that "will not be so great as to constitute a threshold for the fans" but will be tiered, allowing them to get a more "tailored" phone, the more they pay.
Apparently talking about our age never goes out of style.
He apparently talked about Georgia with George Bush, Ban Ki-moon and the rest by phone, but let others do the face-to-face peace-mongering.
"I think Avies was playing in a way when she contacted the biographers," says Scupham. "She would apparently talk about Yeats but only to close friends and relations".
Deadmau5 has called Madonna an "idiot" after the singer apparently talked about drugs from the stage at Miami's Ultra music festival.
Here's what makes it particular: With Mr. Barak's reference to nine months, the Israelis are apparently talking about how much time they think remains for a successful raid on the Iranian nuclear project's sites.
His control of technique is such that he can draw something completely different from what he is apparently talking about, and yet only increase the resonance and power of his narrative.
One is Neil LaBute's "The New Testament," about a racist writer who doesn't want an Asian actor to play Jesus in his new play; the other, seventeen-year-old Ruby Rae Spiegel's "Carrie & Francine," stars two high-school-age actors who play teen airheads talking about what teen airheads apparently talk about these days: vomiting.
In a thread on Listware, multiple developers are apparently talking about Amazon's proposal.
Lewis, who owns a nice chunk of the Progressive Corp., has long been infatuated with Gehry's architecture and has apparently talked about donating over $100 million to the project.
Some of the tweets in question also apparently talk about a couple of Cardinals players who have passed away in recent years, which angered La Russa.
