The phrase "as talking with" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a comparison or similarity to the act of talking with someone, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I enjoy the experience as talking with a close friend."
Alternatives: "like conversing with" or "similar to speaking with".
How much pleasure did they take in daily experiences such as talking with a friend, hearing a joke, or reading a magazine?
The word (which rhymes, roughly, with muzzle, its "gh" pronounced similarly to the "ch" in "chutzpah") is said to translate as "talking with women".
Some said they read it along with other journals, as well as talking with publishers' sales representatives and reading advance galleys, when deciding what to buy.
Another witness Tuesday was David Nelson, an investigator on the oversight subcommittee's staff who spent more than four months visiting F.D.A. laboratories and customs offices at ports, as well as talking with former and current F.D.A. employees.
His second book, published in Russia last year as Talking With A Barbarian, was based on conversations with the Chechen rebel commander Khozh Akhmed Nukhayev, and dealt with the role of organised crime in Chechnya.
The rules state that Yamaguchi-gumi members should refrain from "using or selling narcotics like stimulants and marijuana," and should not commit acts such as "talking with a loud voice, throwing out dust, cigarettes, or empty cans that cause trouble with the neighbors".
Be as detailed as possible when talking with her.
A team of 12 therapists is on hand, moving around as needed, talking with children and their parents.
The perfect host, I suddenly realize as of talking with lifestyle expert Bruce Littlefield, is perfectly okay with not being perfect.
At the party, she and Captain Sanchez drank white zinfandel, she testified, as she talked with a male colleague.
At first, debunking it seemed about as good a use of time as talking politics with a toddler.
