Sentence examples for competing talks from inspiring English sources

Each episode is organized around a theme: one pairs competing talks on the cause of happiness; others look at the power of crowds and food sustainability.

Her audience, nearly twice the size of those for competing talk shows, earns the station nearly $1 million a year in revenue, a remarkable figure for a daytime show.

And as the Professional Pool Players Association wound up its World Open Championships after eight days of one-on-one matches in the Hotel Roosevelt's Grand Ballroom yesterday, several of the 12 women competing talked about the game, their places in it and some of the pressures and inequities they perceive.

Talk-shows have become the dominant format as most Egyptians flip channels between competing talk-shows during primetime slots.

The most viable way forward might be for governments to identify key stakeholders who share concerns about the public debate becoming dominated by people with competing views talking past each other.

"He was competing, trash-talking, coaching from the floor," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.

If you work hard, you should be able to get ahead". But no one in this presidential race is competing to talk about poverty.

Architectural institutions always compete for talks by leading talents.

Only when they control, through ownership or long-term lease, a network of stations across the country, will progressive talk show radio ever be close to competing with conservative talk.

Writing, as a means of expression, has to compete with talking.

Second, at dinner each night, all four siblings competed to talk.