Cooks Converse A conversation between Laura Shapiro, a food writer and the author of "Something From the Oven: Reinventing Dinner in 1950's America" (Viking), and Molly O'Neill, a food writer and author, will take place on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Celeste Bartos Forum at the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue (42nd Street).
Start conversations with others; converse about topics such as the latest music and your nail polish.
Seemingly opposed ideas — or chronologically distant phenomena — are made to converse, and the conversation often brings forth bright streams of revelation, if also the occasional banality.
Your social networking goal and strategy: Your social networking goal is to interact, converse and create conversation: search conversations, begin new conversations, set alerts to monitor your name, find new ways to connect.
And we use conversation with others to learn to converse with ourselves.
But when you leave a location where a conversation happened you can continue to converse with those people.
It traffics not in archetype but in stereotype: the effete intellectual, the hard-drinking seaman, both of whom converse in speeches, offering not conversation but philosophy.
I thought, "Did they just see the same thing I saw?" What I realized was that because I got caught up in Calvin's emotion and that conversation, I could do nothing other than converse with him.
Physicians can improve communication by conversing longer with the patient, facilitating such conversation, and by being warm and friendly.
He was early into studies of conversation about what was really going on between people conversing.
Start a conversation with a girl who knows your crush, and converse with her about your crush.
