Sentence examples for get into talks from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to get into talks about next year right now; I'm just going to enjoy this moment".

Senate backers of the measure say their hope now is to pass the legislation and get into talks with the House.

With Olivetti's share price languishing, the Brescians were happy to accept Pirelli's generous offer and cash in their big gains, refusing to get into talks with France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom, which had been sniffing around Telecom Italia.

The latest example came this week when Senate Republicans, flummoxed in their push to pass an energy bill before leaving town, resorted to resurrecting and passing last year's Democratic energy proposal just to get into talks with their House brethren.

Is it too late to get into Talking Heads?

And I'm not even going to get into talking about that.

Before I get into talking about my opinions, I'll describe the storyline.

"The reason we even get into talking about the financial results is only because the financial base of the club is important for creating those two things.

"I'd rather not get into talking about the Mets until we know what their interest is," said Cone, who may draw more interest from other teams, like San Francisco and Boston.

When asked about the influence of captain Barton  on the team, Warnock would not be drawn: "I don't think I want to get into talking about Joey Barton.

And then you get into talking about you know, backs, workstations for computer users and listening and you know long distance driving…".