Sentence examples for continuous conversation with from inspiring English sources

"To achieve this we need to ensure we have a continuous conversation with parents.

She has been basting it with margarine and the pan juices, but I can see she's deeply worried, for the bird was still slightly frozen when my father shoved it in, and we've been baking instead of roasting and we have no meat thermometer ("Why didn't I buy one!"), and at some point amid the continuous conversation with my uncle and aunt we've lost exact track of the time.

In trying to appeal to large swaths of people, the media engages in a continuous conversation with its audience over the very definitions of deviance and normality, and the contours our shared values and beliefs.

After he was pressed further by Ms. McCartney to say if he had discussed the matter with his deputy mayor for policing, Mr. Johnson added: I am almost in continuous conversations with my deputy mayor for policing about this and other matters.

MaestroIQ helps us transform our marketing from one-off campaigns to continuous conversations with our customers.

Having continuous conversations with a negative tone is not going to spark a new flame.

As long as I am forced to have continuous conversations with a 13 year-old-girl about mass shootings, I will sign petitions, call my elected officials, and try to set the example that love conquers hate.

Consistent with disaster research and scholarship, Africa needs to develop a clear roadmap that integrates DRR, sustainable development, climate change adaptation, and conflict such that DRR wherever possible conducts a continuous conversation directly with health, education, investment, absolute poverty reduction, social protection, environmental sustainability, and conflict prevention.

It presents political thought as a continuous conversation in which past thinkers debate with one another and speak to our present concerns and anxieties.

Don't expect continuous conversation the entire time that you spend with him.

It creates a common intellectual experience for students and allows otherwise solitary undergraduates to become part of a continuous conversation.