Sentence examples for mini talks from inspiring English sources

We will be running daily food tours in conjunction with The Source, featuring mini talks by the traders themselves, and maybe a few food tastings too.

Putting the iPad mini talk in that context helps give an idea of what to expect, and when it might arrive.

Like living with a mini talk-show host.

Ginther (2002) investigated the effects of content visuals on LC in the TOEFL test in LC passages of different genres, such as dialogues, short conversations, academic discussions and mini-talks.

YouTube minus talking dogs (and other copyrighted content) vs. sites like CNN plus user video would be a whole other equation.

A 10-minute mini-talk designed to convey short and simple key messages will ensue.

He cooks meals of chicken or hamburgers on a mini-grill, talks to his wife on a cell phone and even manages to run his own business.

Under a Texan moon, the narrator of "One Minus One" talks in his head to his former lover about his Irish mother's death six years before, and about a childhood scene, long before that, when he and his brother were left in a house where there was nothing – no love, no recognition, no attention – a place of emptiness and of "being emptied".

Each week we read and analysed a play, had mini-workshops, talked about structure, then went along to the Court's bar.

Minus the direct talks, this is more or less what is happening now.

Beckett takes a miniature whiskey from the mini-bar and talks about "home", recalling the barbaric treatment meted out to Joyce and others, and asking whether O'Brien's intention to be buried there was in pursuit of "a perpetual dose of disgust".