Sentence examples for going talking from inspiring English sources
Feast days and saints' days were many, the congregation stood during services, coming and going, talking and kneeling.
It is late enough that Manziel's grandmother Pat really gets going, talking about how a Manziel has never met a stranger, or always fights for a friend, about the good old boys who never grew up.
He eased through the early going, talking to himself incessantly while on the bench, and even contributed to Verlander's misery by driving in a run in the fourth with a swing that resembled a tennis player's backhand volley.
He kept on going, talking about the mayhem created by Shaquille O'Neal in the post, how the center of the Los Angeles Lakers, he felt, was judged differently than players who executed the same moves.
Mr. Rauschenberg, still going, talking apropos of doing what other people have already done, recalls an idea he once had for an exhibition of paintings imitating different Abstract Expressionists.
At lunchtime, the tables are occupied not by people coming and going talking of Michelangelo, but by power-suited business types in urgent, hunch-shouldered confabulation, and by skeletally smart ladies who push their beautiful food around their white bone china plates.
But there I go, talking about the food.
The quiet visitors come and go, talking of Millais.
In the room the women come and go, talking of Prada and Foxconn.
"Go talk to the superintendent".
