Sentence examples for minimum talk from inspiring English sources

Only speak to them if they spoke to you and try to say the bare minimum Talk to other people and if they join in end the conversation and walk off Join clubs and activities that they're not in and if they try to join as well, 'remember' something you had to do on that day and quit Never tell them where you will be at a certain time.

Because we are at minimum talking about *two* variables, not one – GDP as well as the interest rate.

At a minimum, talks with Taliban leaders may make it easier for lower-level fighters to decide to come in from the cold, especially if NATO continues to pound away at them.

Interruptions are kept to a minimum -- talking out of turn elicits the border-collie look.

Nursery workers paid barely more than the minimum wage talked passionately about the importance of educating small children and shaping future lives.

If your colleagues refuse to keep the noise level to a minimum, consider talking with the HR department.

"At a minimum, we'll talk to the driver and explain the dangers of it," Sergeant Miller recalled thinking.

(During the genre's thirty-odd years, there has been a minimum of "art talk" and a maximum of "punctured marrow").

Mr. Jha recalled in a recent interview that he had hoped, at a minimum, that his talk "gave the team general comfort I wasn't a huckster".

He gauged their reliability in answers they gave to questions that he asked "offline," after a briefing — there was a minimum of happy talk, but also a minimum of dire gloom.

They are young people between 18 and 25, trained and hired for one year at minimum wage to talk about sex, AIDS and relationships, help run school sports competitions (South Africa's only public-school sports in most of the country), radio stations and computer workshops.