Sentence examples for global talking from inspiring English sources

D'Agostino and Hamblin would not have become global talking points on Tuesday if they had simply collided and soldiered on without interacting.

London's achievements in winning the bid to host the 2012 Olympics, its pull as a cultural destination, radical moves in transport and environment policy, improving infrastructure and attractiveness as a place to invest all became global talking points.

The annual transformation from peaceful residential zone to global talking point is hardly unique to Roland Garros: Wimbledon and the All England Club have been experiencing it for longer.

MOSCOW — On an afternoon when royalty was a global talking point, Kim Yu-na's fans in Moscow stayed true to the theme: waving South Korean flags with their "Queen Yuna" banners for a backdrop.

Isner's win eight years ago over Nicolas Mahut required three days and a fifth set that became a global talking and gawking point as it stretched to 70-68.

But the issue became a global talking point here last year after she broke free of a strong field early on the final lap and won by more than two seconds on the same day the I.A.A.F. had confirmed news reports that she had been asked to submit to sex determination tests.

The countries keenest to promote trade may see more promise in such forums than in the fractious global talking-shop.

And Americans have little faith in global talking-shops: nearly two-thirds think the UN does a poor job of tackling the problems it faces.

The whole point of global talking-shops is that they include everybody, not just your friends.Faced with the need to reform international institutions, the rich world and America in particular—has a choice.

And it is not only the global talks.

It feels smaller, more inward-looking.Politicians still talk the global talk.