Sentence examples for help talk from inspiring English sources
He texted a friend, someone who knew his history and could help talk him back down.
If you child does turn out to be unwell behaved, always talk to her about it, if that doesn't help, talk to the headteacher.
The New York Daily News: Here come ol' flattop — the Starbucks coffee cup — with a Lennon-ish message to help talk bickering lawmakers down off the fiscal cliff: "Come Together".
To help talk his wife out of this folly, Roger has invited an old acquaintance, Julia Susan Sullivann), a social-climbing New Yorker with a deep-seated belief in appearances, to come for a visit.
The Australian navy has reportedly moved to intercept a small boat carrying about 30 Vietnamese asylum seekers off the north-west coast, as the government seeks Vietnamese interpreters to help talk to the passengers.
Dawn said, "I still feel a lot of guilt, like I should have done something to help — talk to him or let him know that life gets better when you're older.
Still, he couldn't help talking about it.
But she can't help talking about it to her friend Eleanor Lavish.
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People can't help talking about what they are working on".
It's like the air we breathe; we can't help talking it in," Prof Greenwald adds.
