Sentence examples for be talking at the from inspiring English sources

Philip Pullman will be talking at the Oxford Literary Festival (oxfordliteraryfestival.org) 22 to 30 March.

At one point, the two seemed to be talking at the same time, seemingly over each other.

Frédéric Gros will be talking at the Bristol festival of ideas on Wed 14 May, 6-7pm.

She might be talking at the Oxford Union, but she's still a media-trained pop star: you won't get anything out of her other than platitudes.

She's also becoming more active as a patron of Hacked Off, and will be talking at the Conservative party conference this week.

Spend that tenner on a nice bottle of wine instead, so at the very worst the boring nonsense you'll be talking at the end of the evening will be of a more esoteric nature.

"We were talking at the bakery all summer," she said.

We are talking at the Citizens theatre in Glasgow, where the play is being rehearsed.

What's more, we were talking at the end of the summer term.

Mrs. Bledsoe was talking at the Abundant Life Pentecostal Church, where she is a member.

He was talking at the think tank Policy Exchange, of which Norman was then executive director.