Sentence examples for cases to talk from inspiring English sources

We brought in cases to talk about for practically every session.

It may be better in many cases to talk with a relative you and your parents trust, such as an older brother, your aunt, an older cousin, or a family friend.

But he also has a softer side, as evidenced by tiresomely warm, nurturing interludes with his wife and dog, and by the eagerness of everyone involved in this case to talk with him.

It's a difficult case to talk about".

He has instructed the lawyers in the case not to talk about it in public, and William D. Matthewman, who represents Mr. Acosta Martínez, had only a general comment.

This month, a Fresno County judge delayed the trial to allow the district attorney time to gather more evidence, and ordered both sides in the case not to talk about it.

It was widely suggested that the US government had been forced into action by the Manila authorities, who it was claimed, linked the case to talks over US bases in the Philippines.

However, be aware that many companies disconnect the moment your answering machine clicks on, making this tactic worthless, it's also the company policy in most cases to actually talk to a person.

Several top UK legal firms who represent airlines in insurance cases were reluctant to talk to the BBC about liabilities in the event of a crash.

He said, however, he'd be happy to sit down with "two cases of beer" to talk about it with me some time.

In these cases you need to talk to your child to help them tease out what it is they would most like to do.