Sentence examples for in regular talks from inspiring English sources

More than a year since it teetered on the brink of financial meltdown, Athens and its creditors are in regular talks over its compliance with the bailout terms.

Though producing a bill by Feb. 15 would be a virtual sprint for Congress, senior lawmakers who have been in regular talks with the administration said Congress had no choice but to move quickly given the market turmoil.

Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library (The Forum, Millennium Plain, Bethel Street; 44-16037-74709; theforumnorwish.co.uk/explore/millennium-library) is the most visited library in Britain and has regular talks and readings.

The British chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, and his Indian counterpart, Pranab Mukherjee, will present the agreements Monday in London after the regular talks that both countries hold each year.

One afternoon in December, Kevin Geiger was giving one of his regular talks about storytelling in virtual reality.

In this capacity, I oversee all regular talks (our "How To do research in real world contexts" series as well as our popular Talks at Twelve series).

It also committed them to a tripartite forum for regular talks, but in 2011, then Spanish foreign minister Trinidad Jimenez said: "On questions of sovereignty, Spain only deals with the UK".

There's also a dedicated Author Lounge hosting regular talks, with additional seminars held in the various conference rooms.

We have regular talks about my development.

Hypotheses/predictions As in regular science talk, people often say what they think will happen before it actually does, and these predictions get credited here.

We're going to address the prisoner swap and Bowe Bergdahl in an unusual way this week, in lieu of our regular talking points at the end of the column.