Sentence examples for forum talks from inspiring English sources

I read the article about the need for a police commission in the city of Glendale ("Forum talks police panel," Feb. 15).

I am a little surprised at the mention of "Armenian police officers" in your article, "Forum talks police panel" (Feb. 15).

The volunteers have their online forum, Talk London, so they can stay in touch.

Tim browsed posts on the A.G.L.C.A. forum, talking offhand about the Looper disposition.

Representatives of the forum talked of a move with Rudolph W. Giuliani, then in his final weeks as mayor.

As a California teenager, Miller used to hang around the Forum, talking to Scott and the Lakers before and after games, awestruck by their talent.

"There's always something informational," Mr. Walliams said, switching to a high, quavery voice to repeat a line culled from a guest on a forum talk show about debtors.

Feinstein's Oslo Freedom Forum talk is a great start.

In 2006 he took ownership of the classical music internet forum "Talk Classical".

But what's scarier than people's money, through pre-orders, is their time; the amount that they've invested in us, on a forum, talking about a game that isn't out for another three years.

While applying discursive and conversation analytical approaches to Internet data has limitations-for example, sequencing issues and timing of responses can be obscured, as the articles cited here demonstrate, many core aspects of a discursive approach can be used to understand forum talk.