Sentence examples similar to commencing conversations from inspiring English sources
If they feel their job is in jeopardy, they commence conversations with recruiters and update their LinkedIn profile and résumé.
"The second was that there had been rumblings in the cardiac surgical community for some time that all was not well in Leeds and on Tuesday I had two phone calls which I found disturbing, both from highly respected, temperate surgeons who commenced the conversations by saying that they had to speak out.
BERTIE: Waiting for me to commence a conversation, one can wait a rather long wait.
Every evening at six o'clock, a couple dozen or so people come and set up folding chairs there and commence a conversation about what they believe really happened in Hungary in the 1940s.
When RO1 conducts the T1-T3 data collection telephone questionnaire administration, he or she will commence the conversation with a request to the participant (the carer) not to mention any phone calls from other study personnel.
Netanyahu's trip to Moscow comes after US Secretary of State John Kerry said that American and Russian officials could commence military-to-military conversations "very shortly" in an effort to "define some of the different options that are available to us as we consider next steps in Syria".
During the next few years, several conversations will commence on ways to label sequences in public databases to facilitate sequence-based taxonomy (7).
This was because we wanted to start the conversation about health issues and then move to solutions in an open, objective way - rather than commencing with discussion about traditional service 'solutions'solutions
I did not verify the idea; I should not have had the time, as, upon taking my seat in the omnibus, I went on with the conversation already commenced, but I felt a perfect certainty".
