Sentence examples for called talks from inspiring English sources

Defense Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, a Labor Party leader, called talks essential.

A fourth son, Giulio, died at the age of 4, prompting Mr. Leone to write a book about him called "Talks With Giulio".

"We're at that stage where it's very confusing," one senior administration official said, adding that the meetings could not even be called "talks" at this stage, let alone "peace talks".

But they're called talk shows, after all".

This measure is called "talking out" or "filibustering" a bill.

In the beginning, these programs were all called talk shows.

The new women Talk reporters were not allowed to write what were called "Talk Originals".

Glen Hansard, an Irish singer, is on stage with a dozen musicians, playing a tune called "Talking with the Wolves".

An iPhone app called "Talking Santa" lets you put words in the mouth of an animated St. Nick.

Angela Merkel called talk of a possible coalition with the Greens a phantasm in order to prop up her ailing government.

O'Reilly begins each program with an editorial called "Talking Points Memo," which is often about the news of the day.