Sentence examples for is some talk of from inspiring English sources

There is some talk of Cannon's reopening under new ownership.

There is some talk of shareholders' having to pay extra to use the gym, and, of course, children will no longer be able to use the space.

There is some talk of seals coming up this far to chase fish, but by the time I reach the muddy edge, only a yacht drifts lazily in its mooring.

There is some talk of direct monetary expansion by the Ministry of Finance, which it could achieve by borrowing directly from banks to finance its spending rather than (as is normal) from the bond market.

There is some talk of wasting $30 million to upgrade this eyesore, but it serves no purpose and — except for the clock tower erected after World War I as a memorial to fallen soldiers — it has no historical significance.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 24 , 1931 P. 9There is some talk of selling Florida back to the Spaniards, and a great cold has settled over the state.

There was some talk of knitting.

There has been some talk of demonstrations by sympathizers.

Both in 2007 and 2012 there was some talk of you being a possible presidential candidate.

There's been some talk of moving Smith to guard, which wouldn't be all bad.

There was some talk of you attending a Kashmir literary festival that has since been cancelled.