Sentence examples for between talking from inspiring English sources

"There's a difference between talking about it and doing it," he said.

The president zigzagged between talking tough and giving in, undercutting his ministers in the process.

There's a big difference between talking about jazz and using it.

Mr. Cooper said: "That's the difference between talking about news and reporting it.

So a gulf persists between talking the talk and walking the walk.

"There's a very fine line between talking and spamming," she says.

Murphy wasn't a particularly strong singer, his vocal range initially landing somewhere between talking and hectoring.

As one Democratic senator complained: "The president veers between talking like a peevish professor and a scolding parent".

Anyway, between talking with Mohammed and going through the annual "best of the year" ritual, I have been emboldened.

But he adds: "There is a difference between talking about such a tax regime and committing to the finer details".

"They're saying they're doing this to help fix the problem of sex trafficking," Pepper says, while hitting a cream soda-flavoured vape in-between talking to cam.