Sentence examples for dire talk from inspiring English sources

ASKED about the hardy perennial of Palestinians and peace, officials in Israel's new government now reply with dire talk about Iran and the threat of nuclear war.

Only triumphalist statements of progress in the fight against sensible gun control and dire talk about how we're all at risk of someone bursting into our homes or swimming pools at any minute.

Or is there, as some believe, a conspiracy to keep it cheap?Despite dire talk of recession and retaliation, gold rose by only 6% on September 11th, and it then lost nearly half that gain the following day.

It may be that the dire talk from the White House reflects a strategy to muscle Congress into line: Vote against this, the message being, and you vote against protecting Israel from Iran.

Other Republicans offer dire talk about the long-term prospects for Social Security, about the necessity that benefits be limited or the retirement age be raised, but Trump's approach is just to insist that all that concern is ridiculous, that the checks will continue to come.

Prompting the dire talk was the Apr.

Craig Hamilton's Rock N Roll Tedium, meanwhile, posts tiny vignettes (again, mostly sent in by readers) from the intersection of pop and the real world – stories of borrowing things from once-famous neighbours and making dire small talk with pop C-listers in the supermarket.

In a dire situation, talk to mutual friends to help you better understand her behavior.

It's this compulsiveness and lack of discipline that has left me in the dire financial straits (talk about Money for Nothing) that I'm in today.

If it weren't for sustained low-interest rates that have buoyed the real-estate market (housing starts rose here by 2.2percentt in 2001), we might be talking about a Florida bust in the same dire way we were talking about the California energy disaster.

Kathryn recklessly promises Raya protection if she agrees to talk, with dire consequences.