Sentence examples for benefit talking to from inspiring English sources

But when Mrs. McAllister is not keeping the house and Mr. McAllister is not detailing brick, they are attending fund-raising events for their benefit, talking to lawyers about court appeals, and doing what they can to block a deportation that draws nearer each day.

"You won't catch me dead at any of these benefits, talking to middle-aged ladies with too much Botox," he said.

"We realize the benefit of talking to women where they are and where they're showing up," Ms. Compean said.

Well aware of the potential dangers, Ms. Phillips said she had "had the benefit of talking to all 11 venues" that have had slides before.

He and the principal cast members did have the benefit of talking to many of the real-life Jobs affiliates who appear in the film, though.

The court reconvened some thirty minutes later, and Judge Lasker remarked wryly, "I have not had the benefit of talking to all my scriptwriters, or having this material edited one way or another".

Might he benefit from talking to fellow Northerner, Matthew Hoggard, who could deliver cutters at will and cause plenty of problems at a speed that Ben Stokes could probably propel the ball even with a wonky shoulder?

While running Yardsale, a previous Y Combinator startup based around essentially making it easy to sell your old stuff, Ryan Mickle had the benefit of talking to alumni and colleagues to figure out what to use to build it.

Liberals would benefit from talking to conservatives, and vice versa.

These health care workers that persons benefit from talking to are called peer support specialists or peer counselors.

So perhaps more than listening to young people's trips to heaven, we can benefit from talking to people who are close to making the real and final trip to -- well, whatever's next.