Sentence examples for beginning conversations from inspiring English sources

For example, we have seen renewed leadership in a number of countries calling for decriminalization, or beginning conversations in public space.

It is these portals which feed into offline discussion in bars and pubs, beginning conversations like, "the Greeks have had enough, so have we".

These portals feed into offline discussion in bars and pubs, beginning conversations like, "the Greeks have had enough, so have we".

The results presented here may be useful in beginning conversations with instructors especially those who are struggling or experiencing student resistance about the potential role of noncontent language in successful implementation of student-centered teaching.

LESSON 1 — Beginning conversation; basic nouns and verbs.

"Subsequently, we began conversations again" about the site, he said.

By bringing them together, you begin conversations with both of them.

Already, he said, the Episcopal Church had begun conversations with the Moravian Church in America, a Protestant denomination, and the Presbyterian Church.

People here often begin conversations with a phrase that is still not uncommon in today's China: "We are poor".

The Guardian, with whom he now began conversations, seemed on the face of it a less than likely destination.

She began conversations with the young startup August 2016 and the latest investment closed in March.