Sentence examples for involves a talking from inspiring English sources

One that involves a talking dog.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force: This show involves a talking meatball, container of French fries and a cup hanging out, insulting each other and bothering their next door neighbor, Carl, in a run down New Jersey suburb.

A national test publisher has defended a controversial question involving a talking pineapple on one of its reading tests for New York State, saying it was confident that its tests were "valid and reliable".

It's a quirky, funny little adventure tale involving a talking dog, cat and lizard and an elderly aunt who rides a Harley and scales mountains, and maybe I'm being over-sensitive here but why does Phil get to do all the cool stuff - chase villains, rescue people from cliffs, survive alone in the African bush - whereas Kate spends her summer babysitting?

Originally, their idea was to build a programmable robot, Harden says, but later, they decided to shift the idea a bit to involve a talking robot that worked with iPad.

An easter egg involving a talking goat was included in The Shadow of the Templars sequel, Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror (1997).

That has continued in 'Alpha House.'" Alter pointed to a scene in the first season that involved a talking filibuster -- which would turn out to be a fortuitous scene as the news cycle had just gone wild over Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul's 13-hour filibuster in 2013.

Two of them are physiotherapy and a talking therapy called Contextual Cognitive Behavioural Therapy- CCBT.' Pre randomisation, by the researcher consenting participants: 'CCBT involves a psychologist talking to patients about their back pain including their thoughts and feelings about pain.

The two eventually talked — polyamory involves a lot of talking — and they now laugh about it.

More frustrating is Conti's genital fixation (there's an awful sequence involving a giant talking penis) and her reliance for laughs on Monkey's potty mouth.

The governor was joined by representatives of safe-driving advocacy groups and Jacy Good of White Plains, who lost her parents in a 2008 accident involving a driver talking on a cellphone.