Sentence examples for conversation in front of from inspiring English sources
If having a conversation in front of a phalanx of microphones can be described as "real".
"That way I'm less tempted to order coffee or wine, and the kids are out before the painful 'Can I?' pudding conversation in front of the waitress".
"There's been a concerted effort to attempt to trim the amount of endless conversation in front of folks," said one Bloomberg adviser.
Imagine having a conversation about what's going on with the government in front of a giant wall of Coca-Cola ads versus having that conversation in front of a giant wall of these posters with Nelson Mandela's fist on them".
TEA WITH THE KING 2. (SBU) King Hamad invited the Ambassador and DCM to Safriya Palace on the afternoon of February 15 for tea and a relaxed conversation in front of the fireplace (it was an unusually cold and rainy day in Bahrain).
Or the picturesque Brittany town of St Rocque, site of Chateau Blissac, where in one delicious scene in Hot Water two characters, neither of whom can speak French, are both pretending to be French, and so have to improvise a French-sounding conversation in front of other guests in order to preserve their false credentials.
A note on this: be careful about your own casual conversations in front of children.
His last sitcom, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, also focussed on spiralling conversations in front of a dashboard and screened online at Sony's Crackle.com.com
University of York researchers led by Andrew Monk staged conversations in front of unsuspecting commuters, then asked them to rate their displeasure.
Olsen said Emery would have sexually explicit conversations in front of staff and hosted parties where hard drugs were pushed on teenage girls and young women.
Whether he's talking to Jay-Z or Werner Herzog, Zadie Smith or Elizabeth Gilbert, Holdengräber crafts unreasonably interesting conversations in front of live audiences to satisfy a public curiosity that we sometimes don't even realize we collectively have.
