Sentence examples for been talking for some from inspiring English sources

Fleiss has been talking for some time.

"Jeff and I have been talking for some time about different ways of using me," he said.

We've been talking for some time, and I suggest this might be a good point to wrap it up.

The other crowd was so fired up they only sat down after the candidate had been talking for some minutes.

The anchors, in Bangor, Me., had been talking for some time about leaving WVII and WFVX, the two stations operated by their employer, Rockfleet Broadcasting.

They were there representing the Westboro Baptist Church, whose leader, Fred Phelps, had been talking for some time about how Mr. Rogers was in hell.

I assume that she is talking for some Proustians here, or perhaps hundreds of Proustian scholars have already disagreed with Davis.

There is an internationally recognised state of Israel with clearly defined boundaries (the Green Line of 1967, itself the result of the enlargement following the 1948 war) and then there is the "Land of Israel" whose boundaries depend on who is talking: for some, it includes the whole of the West Bank, for others it extends to Jordan.

There has been talk for some time of an imminent red-carpet revolution, including, I'm proud to say, in this very column, which last year promised a full-on massacre of entertainment journalists.

There has been talk for some time in education circles that EDWARD F. STANCIK, the special schools investigator, was thinking of leaving his post after 10 years uncovering corruption, sex abuse and incompetence in New York City schools.

There's been talk for some time about implementing changes, but Gilmour concedes that the SPL's rules make it difficult to introduce a new league structure.