Sentence examples for live talking from inspiring English sources
The phrase "live talking" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used informally to refer to real-time conversation or discussion, but it is not widely recognized. Example: "During the event, we will have live talking sessions with the speakers."
Berrigan's writings include Prison Poems, published in 1973; We Die Before We Live: Talking with the Very Ill, a 1980 book based on his experiences working in a cancer ward; and his autobiography, To Dwell in Peace, published in 1987.
Live! Talking with Greg Wood, about UBS.
Described by one Labour MP as the "cheekiest and best informed [journalist] about Labour's politburo manoeuvres", the Daily Mirror columnist and associate editor (politics) is rarely off our screens or Radio Five Live talking about the latest political developments.
Tweet me @peterwalker99 11.15am: I've been distracted, and Nick Clegg is already on BBC Radio 5 Live, talking about tuition fees in a voice which, as ever, reminds me of Paul Merton if you entirely removed the sense of humour.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce on BBC Radio 5 live, talking about refereeing decision in his side's draw with Southampton: "The Southampton player has held his face when Matt Taylor pushed him in the chest.
(The app supports different shapes for housing video so a live talking head might appear as a small circle on the screen, or within a square or even triangular window).
The opportunity to live, talk and break bread with other people was part of what made moving into a senior community attractive.
Do not make fun of the way they live, talk, or dress!
Or more precisely, a breathing, living, talking soul ready to book you a table.
Soon the same was true for live sport, live theatre, even live talks.
The Leaders Live talks – streamed via YouTube, naturally – are one of his first duties working with organiser Bite the Ballot.
