Sentence examples for exciting talks from inspiring English sources
Since October we've been continuing to build our network and have a terrific group of professional partners – we're also in exciting talks with sponsors which we hope will further our growth.
We look forward to the exciting talks and high impact papers that will emerge from this sixth gathering of vaccine developers in Providence.
There is implausible but exciting talk that the new prime minister will call a snap election.
Amber Cowburn, Deputy Press Officer for the union, told The Cambridge Student: "It was a really exciting talk by such a dynamic and energetic showman.
"It was a very exciting talk," Clark recalls.
This was an exciting talking point, and allowed Amazon to build buzz around the product on their own site and elsewhere, as consumers reacted to the new streaming opportunity.
The data has to be supplemented with additional information about the client's day and the personal situation while doing the measurement, e.g. an exciting talk before measuring blood pressure could increase the values.
Even Fontane's characters are plagued by a certain anxiety about having nothing very exciting to talk about.
"I'll probably never sing in a choir or anything but it's exciting to talk normally, and I can't wait to eat, drink and swim again".
Those who might have wanted to watch the 100 metres sprint final – a so-called blue riband event which is often the most exciting and talked about event of any Olympic Games – face another hurdle, however.
