Sentence examples for latest conversation from inspiring English sources
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In our latest conversation, he sounded as if our conversation was being closely monitored, and he praised Colonel Qaddafi to the skies.
"Our latest conversation gave me a much greater sense that Assad is willing to do the things that he needs to do in order to change his relationship with the United States.
There was the assembly of a comprehensive database that, with a click of a mouse, could call up a photograph of a body part or show the latest conversation with a family member.
Cornel West and Carl Dix in Discussion (Monday) This latest conversation with Mr. West, the scholar, and Mr. Dix, a founding member of the Communist Revolutionary Party, will take place at 7 30 p.m. at the Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew, 263 West 86th Street, Manhattan.
A joint statement issued by the Scottish government and the Scotland Office after Mr Moore and Ms Sturgeon's latest conversation said: "Further substantial progress towards agreement was reached this afternoon between the Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and the Secretary of State Michael Moore.
We're hearing that the latest conversations involve numbers toward the top of that range, around $8 billion to $10 billion.
Click on a contact and you see you latest conversations with that contacts, wherever you interacted with them (Facebook, SMS, twitter).
Just as the recent broader integration of Twitter into search results brings the latest conversations into search, showing the latest headlines for news sites shows readers what's breaking on the site without having to click through.
"You know when your kids are happy, and he was happy," said Greg Sr., recounting the most recent late conversation with his son.
Who does Henry Louis Gates Jr. think he is, William F. Buckley Jr.? The one lesson that everyone took away from the latest "national conversation about race" is the same one we've taken away from every other "national conversation" in the past couple of years.
