Sentence examples for option of talking from inspiring English sources

Bowman says he likes the option of talking to his swimmers underwater, but he is not so sure his swimmers will.

For those who can't, most parents would rather their children did have the option of talking to a trained health professional than the alternative – which is no information or advice, no contraception and the risk of unintended pregnancy.

In an interview, Dr. Shneiderman was quick to point out that he thought that the user should have the option of talking to a computer instead of using a keyboard or mouse.

The deadline was self-imposed by the negotiating parties who gave themselves the option of talking for a further six months under an interim deal they signed in November, but none of the parties want to wait that long lest they lose political momentum for a deal at home.

"A lot of players took the option of talking to other clubs," recalled Adams.

Evans, who has the option of talking a majority share in the club, heads a new consortium of business people set to invest at Edgeley Park.

Higher satisfaction was also found by Hoffmann et al. 16 The intervention group participants rated all four intervention components highly, including the postdischarge options of talking to someone over the telephone and having a telephone support person available if needed.

"He had the option of just talking about AIDS.

I said, listen -- you have an option of not talking to me again and I completely understand it, and she said 'No, no.

Brian Beutler of Talking Points Memo reports that Congressional Republicans are vehemently denouncing the reconciliation option.

We're in the process of exploring a variety of options and talking to companies right now.