Sentence examples for memorable talking from inspiring English sources

But she doesn't seem to mind.' Another one that doesn't mind is Alan Bennett, for whom Walters has done a couple of memorable Talking Heads, as well as many full-length dramas.

I've listed the most memorable talking points from the speeches given during the three day convention in Charlotte that you may have missed.

But one memorable talk involved BOTH consumer tech AND doing good in the world, which I thought I'd share with you.

But there was one particularly memorable talk that Grazer says taught him a big life lesson, one that later served as inspiration for one of his most popular TV shows.

I spent a memorable evening there talking to TV Smith from the Adverts and another with Wreckless Eric, both of whom started out with punk label Stiff Records in 1977, and I've played there with my band, the Flaming Stars.

On one memorable occasion, I remember talking to David late at night when an inebriated resident waltzed into the lobby.

I think you have to try to make lasting images that have a strong emotional content that is memorable, that people talk about – and tweet about," he adds, almost derisively.

Talking about his memorable year, he added: "It is tough to pick out a best moment, but you can't go past the Lions.

He's talking about the memorable second episode of Season 5, which aired on Oct. 7, 1993, as a spoof on the 1962 film "Cape Fear" and the 1991 remake of the same name.

Among those commercials consistently deemed most effective, memorable and talked-about, many were created or suggested by consumers — or produced internally by the sponsors — rather than the work of agency professionals.

Germany, ancient and modern, has been the setting for memorable pep talks.