Sentence examples for get a talk from inspiring English sources
Apparently anyone can get a talk show.
Often visitors get a talk or some kind of bonus treat as part of the ticket price.
But by then pundits and cable news anchors had moved on — no one's going to get a talk show booking or Lifetime movie script sticking to the facts.
Reduce the length of stay for acute-care patients, cut the rate of readmission for pneumonia cases, make sure heart-attack victims get a talk about diet before they are discharged, and you stand to find a little windfall in your paycheck.
Are you happy now?" A frequent guest on other late night comedy shows, she offered this No. 2 in her taped remarks: "Is this the part where I say, 'Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!'?" No. 9 was "Canadian bacon: Soggy and chewy; American bacon: Crisp and delicious!" And her No. 1 answer for loving the U.S. "Apparently anyone can get a talk show".
Paul Brownfield of The Los Angeles Times said: "Conversations" proves two things: Anybody can get a talk show on CNBC – though it helps if you have a bazillion dollars and eccentric friends – and two, moguls like Eisner are super-salespeople who understand that the American public will always fall for the plain speaker, no matter what you say to the people you actually work with.
When you hold down the Windows-logo button, you get a talking virtual assistant, like Siri on the iPhone 4S.
That being said, when my kids come home with a "B," they all get a talking to.
Rule breakers get a talking-to.
Tyler, the Creator got a cartoon on Adult Swim, Joe Budden got a talk show on Complex.
