Sentence examples for longer to talk from inspiring English sources

According to Henry Vaux, professor of resource economics at the University of California and president of the Water Education Foundation, "We have learnt no longer to talk of wasting water to the sea".

"It may take a little longer to talk through decisions and disagreements; but if we empower patients to make informed choices, we will all do much better in the long run".

But there are even more pressing engagements: 'If I didn't have to meet the children at the playground,' says Rattle, 'so that Magdalena can do Pilates, we'd have longer to talk.' 1955 Born Simon Denis Rattle in Liverpool.

"Some kids take longer to be potty trained than others, some students take longer to talk than others, some students take longer to ride a bike than others," said Amy T. Wilkins of the Education Trust, a Washington organization that works to close the achievement gap between minority and white students.

Mick, we no longer need to talk.

He no longer wishes to talk about the case.

By then, he was no longer able to talk.

Olazábal's principal mentor is no longer available to talk strategy.

The Turkmen authorities no longer refuse to talk about sensitive issues.

Most of the politicians, journalists, and academics I saw then were no longer free to talk.

After that, he no longer tried to talk to her directly, though he continued calling Mrs. Pierre to check on her.