Sentence examples for promptly talked from inspiring English sources

He said there would not be "a new Rudy," but then he promptly talked about about becoming "somebody who grows from the fact you confront your limits".

The Americans (and others) promptly talked of an accident, offering condolences and an inquiry into how 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed, and 13 more injured, during a confused night of fighting.

The director, Stanley Donen, eventually talked her into taking the role and then promptly talked her out of being dressed by Givenchy, the French couturier she had always entrusted with concealing what she considered her figure flaws.

For evidence, there's the fact-based "Lost Holiday: The Jim and Suzanne Shemwell Story" on Lifetime tonight, in which the divorced dad of the title (Dylan Walsh) drops in on his Idaho family, uninvited, a week before Christmas and promptly talks his ex-wife (Jami Gertz) into taking a snowmobile ride in the mountains for old times' sake.

They promptly began talking up the price of their shares with inflated estimates of the value of their trading and financing rights, which helped to fuel a dotcom-style speculative bubble.

The two men promptly began "talking mad trash," as one witness told the Daily News.

Mr. Obama's much-derided readiness to talk promptly and directly to the leaders of Iran and Syria, for instance, was a clear alternative, agree with it or not, to Mrs. Clinton's same-old Foggy Bottom platitudes on the subject.

The United States trade representative, Ron Kirk, said he planned to promptly initiate talks with his Korean counterpart, Trade Minister Kim Jong-hoon, but also pledged to consult with Congress in carrying out the negotiations.

Magazines, like Christmas parcels are not delivered promptly in… Talk story about Rudolph Kolisch (Kolisch String Quartet) who, according to J. C. Freeman, head of the violin department of the Wurlitzer Company, is the… Tells about how the author and some other young radicals gathered on Washington Heights Saturday nights to shout their revolutionary ideas.

In the first executive board meeting since the New York City transit workers' union rejected a proposed contract with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority by a seven-vote margin, Roger Toussaint, the union's president, indicated last night that the union was looking to promptly renew talks and avoid binding arbitration.

Kerr one day took offense, talked back and was promptly punched in the face.