Sentence examples for have talking from inspiring English sources

In the 21st century, pirates have talking points, too.

It was also a reference to the difficulties people have talking about race.

President Obama has not started his speech yet, but House Republicans have talking points ready to go.

Minute-by-minute: GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 West Ham (Kennedy 117) It may have taken nearly two hours, but we now have talking points galore at Wembley.

Midweek, the campaign holds a Washington conference call to brief two dozen core allies on political developments and buzz, and to make sure they have talking points when reporters call.

The day after ex posted something he decidedly should not have, talking about his students in a way no teacher ever should ("No," I said to the screen. I actually said "No!" out loud, hoping he would hear and somehow stop), someone with sense in his real world must have gotten to him.

It's hilarious to hear them say 'oui' meaning 'yes'!" The culturally specific biscuit, however, is taken by Matt Lucas and David Walliams, who have talking-heads-ed their way into a full programme (Lucas and Walliams's Perfect Night In, Channel 4) in which they sit on a sofa talking about bits of telly they've known and loved.

I should have talked to the media.

I have talked to many security people.

"He and I have talked about it.

"I have talked to him and explained.