Sentence examples for further talking from inspiring English sources

Later, in front of a sold-out crowd in London, White will expand further, talking about the baffled housekeeper who answered the door, and how he must be the world's oddest stalker, to want to stalk Randy Newman.

But Marceline goes further, talking about the Eichmann trial, which was taking place at the time, and recalling the "selections," the decisions of life and death, by the "chief doctor" at Auschwitz (she doesn't mention Josef Mengele by name).

A posting on Schneier's blog, describing how this would affect Liverpool Lime Street, but not less busy stations nearby, was called "UK Spends Billions To Force Terrorists To Drive A Little Further". Talking to Schneier and reading his essays does something strange to your brain: you start seeing security loopholes and idiocies everywhere.

Today's experts went further, talking at length about strong measures they believe NIH must take if the goals outlined in the report are to be achieved.

Going a step further, talking avatars offer the advantage of being able to simultaneously and seamlessly deliver both verbal and nonverbal communication (facial expressions, gestures, voice), thus imbuing online stores with vivid and interactive elements [27].

Further, talking about mistakes is seen as taboo because a great real estate investment manager isn't supposed to make mistakes.

To take it one step further, talk with a southern accent.

No further talks were scheduled.

No further talks are scheduled.

No further talks have been scheduled.

There were no further talks scheduled, Mr. Deane said.