Sentence examples for lost talking about from inspiring English sources

So there was Mr. Bush, eating barbeque with union leaders who last fall had pictures of Al Gore on their walls in a state that Mr. Bush lost, talking about the crisis that is again engulfing the American steel industry.

"Every day we spend talking about he-said/she-said is a day we lose talking about why health care reform is good for America," said Johnson.

In none of those areas did Romney manage to win — not on China, not on Iran, where he also got a little lost while talking about turning back ships and routes to the sea — not even on teachers.

"What seems to be lost in talking about my book is the fact that the Democratic National Committee was the victim of a crime," Brazile concluded in her interview.

But numbers like these are never really persuasive when commercial interests stand to lose, whether talking about tuna or sharks or salmon.

Trump came out after learning that he'd lost and talked about how "we're just so happy with how it worked out".

Guest speakers from nearby states, including Arkansas, where the governor recently lost 110lb (50kg), talked about their health programmes in the hope that these might work in Mississippi too.Local response to the summit was positive.

At the headquarters of Hickey's squadron, in the Castle, young officers who, in the war's second year, had concluded that the cause was lost now talked about a fragile success.

It's another to thing to lose it while talking about Twitter.

The inconsistency in the league -- we are not talking here about losing; we are talking about apathy -- is yet another symptom the N.B.A. is floundering right now.

They said she had grown so nervous about working alone at night that she was losing weight and talking about quitting her job.