Since the riots of 1981 our community has been involved in two conversations, running concurrently.
I leave the house to walk a few blocks for some coffee, and end up in six conversations along the way.
Ed Miliband has promised to squeeze in four million conversations with the British public before the general election and the first of them took place a stone's throw away from Lord Byron's grave in Hucknall, a few miles outside Nottingham.
Each participant appeared in two conversations (one in Vietnamese and one in English).
You will lie to your spouse during one in ten conversations, apparently, and, if you're not married, you're likely to lie more.
Edwards recalled that, in one conversation, Green decried Conan Doyle as "unoriginal" and "a plagiarist".
In one conversation we covered what plutocracy meant and how I thought food quality was part of the definition now.
The odds are that you won't be able to address everyone's concerns in one conversation.
The Balts explained, in one conversation after another, why the collapse of the Soviet empire was now inevitable.
In one conversation, officers can be heard saying that the suspect was pointing a gun at the head of one of the hostages.
