Sentence examples for has regular conversations from inspiring English sources

"The governor has regular conversations with the speaker, regular conversations with the majority leader," he said.

Mr. Akerson said he has regular conversations with Treasury officials, but has never gotten guidance on when they intend to divest.

"I had regular conversations with Tony Blair and we talked about these issues," he said.

"Like scenes where we were just having regular conversations and folding laundry," Ms. Kirshner said.

We spend three days in the former, among shuttered shops and minimal human traffic, having regular conversations about what's happened to the benefits system.

The lawsuit also contends that from 1999 through the fall of 2002, a UBS investment banker had regular conversations about the fraud at HealthSouth with a former company executive who had taken part.

Children today might have regular conversations with their grandparents on the phone or via e-mail, whereas a generation ago the phone call would have been a formal and infrequent event.

"We have regular conversations with the speaker's office, the Senate majority leader's office and the governor's office" about the Campaign for Fiscal Equity case, he said, "and we will continue".

I remember as ambassador to Damascus in 2006-7 having regular conversations with the Syrian foreign minister, Walid Muallem, and at least one with Assad, about the domestic risks of Syrian sponsorship of radicalised foreign fighters heading for Iraq.

Even I, while working on 16 and Pregnant and having regular conversations about sex, birth control, and STDs with dozens of teenagers, still found broaching these subjects with my high school-aged sister difficult.

*[On Tony Blair's private letters to George Bush]: "I had regular conversations with Tony Blair and we talked about those issues, but I do not have copies of those letters and I don't know the exact conversation — and he wouldn't expect me to".