Sentence examples for especially talking from inspiring English sources

But in my first few days in this grand, sprawling, chaotic city, what I mainly heard, especially talking to bankers, was about America, not India.

But another said he had yet to meet a politician who is not interested in ways to help them do a better job, especially talking to voters.

Tony Blair is rarely in Great Britain for long, so to get him on his own, and especially talking about sport, is something of an event.

I am especially talking abut Joe Diaz's words describing Cuba as "raw".

They are known for their frequent yowling, chattering, chirping, "talking" (especially "talking back" to their owners), and making other loud vocalizations.

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Keystone pipeline -- Republicans especially talk about that as a big job creator.

Local politicians, mayors especially, talk determinedly about how to combat homelessness, and charities are mollified and surprised.

So, in solidarity for all the women out there struggling with fertility, talk to your friends but especially talk to your family members.

They sometimes enjoyed TV, she said, especially talk shows, because they liked to watch people argue.

This logic governs the political conversation of left and right, especially talk radio, cable channels and the blogosphere.