Sentence examples for forming a conversation from inspiring English sources

A ritualistic 70-plus-minute work for 9 to 99 percussionists, it is meant to be played outdoors, forming a conversation with nature.

It's full of absorbing elements: Katherine Young's live original score for bassoon, violin and percussion, performed with Christine Bard and Erin Benim, served as a lushly spare aural landscape, while Carrie Wood's warm and evocative lighting had a sculptural aspect to it, forming a conversation with Robert Kocik's actual sculptures, three handsome and brightly colored vertical platforms.

There are several words and phrases that are used regularly in conversation, but may not be useful for forming a conversation or sentence.

Users can respond to a particular posting, forming a conversation-style exchange.

By Andrew Marantz In 1727, when Benjamin Franklin was twenty-one, he and a few friends — among them a scrivener, a joiner, and two cobblers — formed a conversation club called the Junto.

Siri understands everything from, "What's the weather going to be like in Tucson this weekend?" to "Will I need an umbrella tonight?" (She has various amusing responses for "What is the meaning of life?") It's even more amazing how Siri's responses can actually form a conversation.

HISTORY LOUIS MENAND "The Metaphysical Club: A Story of Ideas in America" In 1872, a group of young intellectuals in Cambridge, Mass., formed a conversation society, which in the words of one member was "half-ironically, half-defiantly" called the Metaphysical Club.

He said his team will be forming a new Conversations group, which will be based in New York City, "with the goal of helping people connect with others around their interests".

There's no surer way to prevent an emotional connection from forming during a conversation than by sticking to small talk.

The player listens to the randomly ordered statements made by each head, then decides how to chronologically arrange the statements to form a coherent conversation based on context.

The curator at the Jewish Museum, Claudia Nahson, uses most of the same material but organizes it slightly differently to highlight the multilingual conversation, forming a capsule history of a people's textual sojourn.