Sentence examples for been talking since from inspiring English sources

"We've been talking since April about how dry the fuels are all over the state," he said.

Similarly, teams and player agents have been talking since Nov. 30, but with a prohibition on any oral agreements.

The Outlook article noted that China's central government has been talking since at least 2006 about reining in the offices, with little success.

JDS Uniphase and Nortel have been talking since JDS announced the acquisition on July 10, but the discussions are early and terms are undecided, Mr. Ferry said.

Poor David Wilson was very publicly in Tom Coughlin's doghouse after fumbling early on, but he seems to have recovered and even his teammates have been talking since training camp about his speed.

The Victoria and Albert Museum's hugely successful recent exhibition about David Bowie's life and work will also be shown there.Paris officials have been talking since the 1970s of building a major new concert hall.

"It's not that all the big cement businesses are Mafia businesses, but a lot of these criminal organisations – and we're talking since the 1980s – saw the potential in cement.

"It's not that all the big cement businesses are Mafia businesses, but a lot of these criminal organizations and we're talking since the 1980s saw the potential in cement.

But the opposition and the military have been talking since last fall, and last week two senior leaders of Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy were released from house arrest.

I knew Gelu Voican very well, as well as his wife Sanda, since 1980; he was a very good friend at the time of an assistant professor at my university named Petre Roman and both of them had been talking since 1982 about a certain Ion Iliescu who they described as a great, charismatic person who one day was going to overthrow Ceausescu.

North and South Korea have been talking since last week - for the first time in more than two years - about the Olympics, offering a respite from a months-long standoff over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs, although Japan urged caution over the North's "charm offensive".