Sentence examples for in constant talks from inspiring English sources

We are in constant talks with our partners.

The BCC was in "constant talks" with the Bulgarian government, Boykov said, adding: "We're extremely satisfied with the communication that exists with them".

"We're in constant talks with the Iraqis and the Ashraf leadership to show maximum flexibility on the closure of the camp," one official said.

Lukman Faily, the Iraqi ambassador to the US, told the Guardian that he was in "constant talks" with the administration about security cooperation, counterterrorism and humanitarian aid and military sales.

Although top BBC executives are meeting tomorrow to hone DQF proposals to put to the BBC Trust, they have been in constant talks with the sovereign body to ensure they are in agreement.

Dr Peter Carter, head of the RCN, said: "This announcement is as we expected – we have been in constant talks with NHS Direct to ensure that the best providers were chosen to take over the service when they withdrew.

But in Riley's warnings, in the constant talk of avoiding a seventh game, they couldn't have imagined a scenario like this.

The second way is "America's Next Top Model," which has won little N.A.A.C.P. attention, with its men in makeup and constant talk of "Miss Thing" and hair weaves.

Press conferences started with a handshake for everybody in the room, invariably finished with laughter and in between there was constant talk of hitting 40 points.

The easyCruiseOne was suffused with sex, and along with the topless body-shots and strip-club visits, there was constant talk about in-cabin video shoots and the occasional ménage à trois (or, some said, quatre).

He was uncomfortable with labels in any case, as with the nationalist themes that appeared in the 1980s: that constant talk of blood, roots and ancestors, Dacians and Romans, ran against his Marxist-Leninist training, in which all men were brothers and citizens of the world.