Sentence examples for calls conversations from inspiring English sources

Former talk radio personality Rick Vanderslice has a podcast he calls "Conversations from the Buli Café." Once a week he picks a topic and a few people to get together in person to talk about it.

In some pharmacies, social activities were allowed during dispensing such as personal telephone calls, conversations between staff about non-dispensing issues and other non-work-related activities such as going on the Internet and to check personal emails.

There are what Bridgespan calls conversation starters — essays on broad policy questions facing the nonprofit sector.

The world's inhabitants have ever less time for synchronous activities, like phone calls, conversation and videoconferencing.

It was called Conversations with Foreigners.

He told me about a film he had been close to making that fell through, called "Conversations with Dmitri".

More surprisingly and sadly, he also quotes Crawford herself (from a book called "Conversations with Joan Crawford"), in which she says, "I should have had my head examined….

I am in no position to say for sure whether this conversation is based on real fact or just hearsay and I don't usually call conversations I have heard through a door, true," Quirico said.

Meanwhile, authorities are still searching for the alleged contractor, a Chechen mafia boss whom Klebnikov interviewed a number of times; their conversations are collected in a book that Klebnikov called "Conversations with a Barbarian".

It cannot be surprising that Americans made a best seller out of a book -- actually three books -- called "Conversations With God".

As part of a series for the magazine she was working on, called "Conversations With Carrie," she revisited Donna Karan at a landmark moment in the designer's career.