Sentence examples for participants talk from inspiring English sources

At the Washington Hilton, participants talk about the changes in Slavic studies that have been wrought by glasnost and perestroika.

Programmes are delivered one-to-one, beginning with an assessment where participants talk about their goals, existing skills and how they like to learn.

A number of the participants talk about their lives and about having AIDS or simply testing positive for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, which not so long ago meant certain, imminent death.

The Web may be a hurly-burly of opinion and criticism, she said, but the moment that participants talk about organizing, the conversation — and the site — are shut down.

In the guise of letting the participants talk freely and granting them, in the auditions, a sort of personal agency and actorly freedom, Green hides behind the camera and turns "Casting JonBenet" into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

The practicalities of gay life in the mid-sixties are the subject of remarkable scenes in hotel rooms where the show's participants talk about their "husbands," their relationships with parents and neighbors, the option of sex-reassignment surgery, and their efforts to deal with the draft, which loomed before all young men during the Vietnam War.

In Kenya, several questionnaire participants talked about savings groups, known locally as chamas.

While enjoying their Uruguayan filet at Central Steakhouse, a Ninth Square fixture, several participants talked about the success of these evenings.

Participants talked about how they were vigilant for signs of disease progression, surveilling themselves and others for signs of illness.

A few interview participants talked about looking for the "white spaces" where the company had no current offering.

When asked to describe the phrase "itching from your psoriasis," most participants talked in terms of "scratching," "rubbing," and "irritation".