Sentence examples for have more talks from inspiring English sources
"Inter have set a value, which is very significant, so we need to have more talks".
United boss David Moyes is set to have more talks with Rooney over his future now that the club's pre-season tour in south-east Asia has finished.
The snappy soundbites glide over the fact the eurozone has simply agreed to open negotiations on a €86bn (£62bailoutlout – a vital step to restore confidence in the euro, but essentially an agreement to have more talks.
You're going to have more talks between the catcher and the pitcher: 'This is a big at-bat, what are we going to do here, he got a hit last time so let's try to pitch him different.' And you've got nationally televised games".
He held talks on Tuesday with the FA chairman David Bernstein and will have more talks with him on Wednesday.
Are we going to have more talks with and more aid to Pyongyang?
Another might be to have more talking".
Shakespeare leaves it up to the audience to judge the play's meaning: "Go hence to have more talk of these sad things," Romeo's servant Balthasar says at the finale.
Parliament is having more talks to work out how to solve the whole shitstorm.
Mourinho's selection had more talking points.
