Sentence examples for call talk from inspiring English sources

I'll tell them, "Give him a call, talk to him more, and don't try to solve difficult issues over e-mail, because e-mails can cause serious misunderstandings or even disasters sometimes".

The Chicagoan ran profiles, reviews, and editorials, interspersed with cartoons, and presented breezy dispatches on local events in a section that no one seemed embarrassed to call "Talk of the Town".

While Democrats around the country have seized on the indictment to paint Republicans as vulnerable in Alaska, virtually no one in Alaska, Republican or Democrat, wants to alienate Mr. Stevens's supporters, who frequently call talk radio shows to praise him.

Last night, I was hopeful of attracting some drunks stumbling in from the pub, but presumably they had Quizcall to watch on Channel 5. Tonight, I feel that the target audience comprises mainly depressive Sunday night insomniacs or the kind of crackpots who usually call talk radio stations.

The Assistant can then make that call, talk to whoever answers and make the request.

Call, talk things through, say how you feel, see how she feels.

But on the Internet, his supporters can turn to his official Web site, www.imwithfred.com, where they are solicited for donations and asked to spread the word to friends, hold fund-raising parties and call talk-radio programs on his behalf.

Mr. Malloy was on a conference call, talking with Connecticut newspaper editors.

But Washington and its allies have been skeptical of resuming what they call "talks for talks' sake".

A number of local activists on the call talked about the movement being "grounded" in nonviolence.

All donors who made a return call talked to the same person (MW) in order to standardise the procedure.