Sentence examples for during which they talked from inspiring English sources

Members shared their fears in talk-therapy sessions, and Aguigui instituted a Head Check, during which they talked through disagreements.

(It was a dinner in November 2005 at Temple Bar in Cambridge, Mr. Hughes recalled, during which they talked about philosophy and politics).

The next day they shared a four-hour bus ride back to the city during which they talked the entire time and laughed about the setup.

Balls was persuaded to appear on the show after a two-and-a-half-hour meeting with Shergill in May, during which they talked "a lot about football and costumes", he said.

First, he received a call from the president, during which they talked "at length," according to the Associated Press.

Take episode one: Julia the elder (Frances White) and Antonia (the heavenly Margaret Tyzack, who, well into her 70s, has been making some wonderful stage appearances, last summer with Helen Mirren in the National Theatre's Phèdre ) are having a massage, during which they talk about the preference of Julia's new husband, the future emperor Tiberius, for anal sex.

From one of their early encounters — a walk around the landscape by the Institute, during which they talk about subjects including snakes, Liujin's mother, and "a rag-picker who's been circling around this office building for more than ten years" — I sensed an affection in their often gnomic exchanges, a mutual fascination and tenderness.

One is an entertaining and occasionally enlightening 22-minute conversation between Mr. Leary and Mr. Tolan, conducted during the last week of filming, in which they talk about things like "getting a little lost" in Season 4 and deciding how to end the series.

I would give these thousand citizens six months' time, during which they can talk to experts, they can talk to politicians.

Their first date lasted eight hours, during which they walked around Rochester and talked about their families, travels and past relationships.

In all, the Hays were held at gunpoint for eight hours, during which they were not permitted to talk, eat or drink, change out of their bedclothes, or use the toilet.