Sentence examples for breezy talk from inspiring English sources

But the soprano Renee Fleming seemed perfectly at ease on Thursday night at Lincoln Center's Kaplan Penthouse for a 90-minute program of arias, songs and breezy talk, broadcast live on public television.

Some part of you, though, is always aware that there's a storm whipping within and around the breezy talk, a gale-force wind that picks up and scatters people as if they were dandelion seeds.

After months of breezy talk about a plan by the National Association of Securities Dealers to issue stock and spin off the Nasdaq stock market later this year, the fine print finally became public yesterday.

Then there are the more breezy talking points, like the first coffee chain opening, or whose brother is shagging whose sister.

In the midst of breezy small talk at some backyard party I'd let slip that small but vital piece of information, and suddenly my new acquaintance's eyes would soften with sympathy.

There's one, the slightly too gloomy Taking in Water, for her little brother; another, the slightly too breezy Sweet Talk, that she wrote with Julio Bashmore, a Bristol house DJ-turned-producer who shares credits on Devotion with the Invisible's Dave Okumu.

But his game is borrowed, something evident from the sheer aggravation Suga Free displays—"Bitch, I'll beat your ass like your mama!"—and the phenomenally breezy pimp talk: "I didn't ask to be cool/Cool asked to be Suga Free".

If you slow down Zeffirelli's breezy free-associating talk, you catch some contradictions.

Unnecessarily, we hear a breezy Lauren Hutton talking about how the Revlon chief Charles Revson opened doors to the best doctors in the city for her.

They introduced women's Bibles in pastel colors, recruited celebrity pastors to write exegeses, and made room for breezy spiritual pep talks alongside, or instead of, the scholarly commentary.

Last January, on the eve of his final State of the Union address, Obama submitted to a breezy walk-and-talk interview in the White House with the "Today" show.