Sentence examples for move talks from inspiring English sources

Trying to move talks forward, American diplomats have struck a tentative deal that would allow North Korea to "acknowledge" American "concerns" about uranium and proliferation activities, in return for better verification of Yongbyon's plutonium haul.

Ms. Weingarten is clearly putting pressure on City Hall, trying to move talks forward before the city budget is locked up by July 1, and before the economy softens enough to endanger a handsome pact.

WASHINGTON — With time running short to work out a deal to avert a year-end fiscal crisis, President Obama called Speaker John A. Boehner to the White House on Thursday evening to try to move talks forward even as pessimism mounted that a broad deal could be struck that bridges the substantial gap between the parties on taxes and entitlements like Medicare.

She had had a neat, miniature figure, had been quick and lithe and always on the move, talking and organizing.

He wove himself into their everyday lives so as to "move like they move, talk like they talk, think like they think, and feel something like they feel".

By moving talks up to the ministerial level, this week's talks are likely to infuse diplomatic clout and urgency that has been lacking in previous negotiating rounds.

"When my parents had parties, there would be 20 people packed in here, standing, sitting, moving, talking all the time.

/ The quality of "thing-ness," personified by the moving, talking upholstered chair from "Pee-wee's Playhouse".

When I moved, the bed moved, talking back to me through the echoing of coiled springs, telling me that there would be no rest for me.

Mr. Messier, visibly moved, talked about what it was like to spend time with young cancer victims and their families.

In the course of a moving talk, delivered in French, Paul said, "We would like to have you with us always".