After containing them in blocked off area, they deliberately took off their riot helmets and began to let the protesters come and go as they pleased, and allowed people to begin talking for "The People's Assembly" where protesters and NGO representatives could talk about climate justice.
In the first iteration of this, Jones placed the headphones on Hauser as she sat in a chair that he had brought onstage, and she began talking about waiting for her cue to enter for a dance.
In 2003, Oprah became the first black female billionaire — and, White tells us, "people began talking about Oprah for President".
And when Mr. Allon began talking about running for mayor as a pragmatic non-ideologue, emphasizing education reform, job creation and economic development, she found his pitch so appealing that she dropped him as a corporate client and took him on as a political one.
It then turned out that they were all uber-Christian, so they started listening to all this insane preaching, then began talking in tongues for a bit.
When Wooldridge bought a percentage of the club in 1999 and immediately began talking about the need for a new arena, the public became angrier.
No sooner had the prime-time television season ended last week than the executives at three of the four big networks began talking up their prospects for the coming season and talking down their competitors.
Mrs. Clinton began talking about a need for compromise more than a year ago, shortly after the 2004 elections, when some Democrats began arguing that the party's poor showing stemmed from the fact that it was seen as too liberal on social issues.
Their bothers were much onstage in 1992, when Congress first began talking about enhancing sentences for crimes based on bias.
Donald and Diana began talking on the phone for hours each night, cautiously imagining a future together.
