Sentence examples for position of talking from inspiring English sources

This could put Mr. Obama in the awkward position of talking about a measure that is on shaky ground.

We're still waiting, and the government is in the terrible negotiating position of talking to a single would-be supplier about price guarantees stretching out over decades.

"But as Black Tad you'd only be in a position of talking to me because you were good at placating a white audience.

I have never worked under a gatekeeper system, yet I am frequently in the position of talking patients out of care they may want but won't help them and may even harm them.

In a speech this week to Republican state officials, Ed Gillespie, a former Republican chairman, lamented how members of the party's Congressional caucus were "always in the position of talking about what they're against — what they want to block or repeal or defund".

"I'm not in the position of talking about anything like that, so I'm sorry I can't really be of help.

The only heated moment came when she disagreed with Barack Obama's position on talking to the leaders of hostile countries.

That gets the balance wrong in terms of free speech and security.It would certainly put the UK in a difficult position in terms of talking to authoritarian regimes and trying to convince them not to turn off their networks".

The long-rumored move of the actor Alec Baldwin to the new position of talk show host was confirmed on Thursday with the announcement that MSNBC had hired Mr. Baldwin for a once-a-week program in prime time.

"I'm sorry, the position of annoying talking animal has already been taken," the donkey explains.

Perhaps Paddy Power are on to something... 4.12pm BST It could take years to work out if Royal Mail was sold on the cheap, reckons market strategist Mike Ingram at BGC Brokers: So here we are with RMG trading at 440p and the government finds itself in the awkward position of effectively talking down today's floatation.