Sentence examples for conferences talking from inspiring English sources

He spent long minutes in news conferences talking about himself and not his team.

With the ticket-fixing indictments on Friday, and the announcement three days earlier of the charges accusing eight current and former officers of smuggling M-16 assault rifles, Commissioner Kelly twice found himself standing at news conferences talking about the arrests of officers.

"Mark Martins gives press conferences talking about how these men have been assigned experienced, qualified attorneys who have a background in death penalty defense, but what he doesn't get into is all the obstacles and inadequate resources and interference with our defense," said Cmdr. Walter Ruiz, a Navy lawyer representing another Sept. 11 defendant, Mustafa al-Hawsawi.

He is a frequent presenter at industry conferences, talking about insights made available through analytics.

The media got all hot for talking about "warring urban tribes," and suddenly kids who flatiron their hair and dance in front of the mirror to Avril Lavigne were at press conferences talking about discrimination, justice, and their "movement" against fascism.

Belichick had opened the press conference talking about the upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Oracle too spent most of its recent customer conference talking about its data warehousing appliances made out of hardware it acquired in the purchase of Sun Microsystems.

The two men spent much of the conference talking privately, and learned, among other things, that they saw the war on terror in the same way.

President Obama probably didn't want to spend part of his joint press conference talking about which American agents were sleeping with which women and why.

A couple of hours later, Robiskie and Snyder were at a news conference talking about new leadership and a three-game, season-ending pitch to reach the playoffs.

He then gave an overview of the conference, talking in particular of a need to ease the difficulties of aging, for both the elderly and their families.