Sentence examples for questions talking from inspiring English sources
Asking big questions, talking about fashionable ingredients is easy, it's the answers that are hard, actually cooking the soup.
But Mr. Lee gamely took their impromptu questions, talking about recent plot turns on "Entourage," the HBO series on which he has a continuing role.
They ask her for answers to their personal questions, talking as if they know each other, and she feels a responsibility not talk to them that way.
Sceptical at Lattitude's assurances that all proper safety policies had been followed, Alice's parents, Suzie Barnett and Pete Gallagher, began to ask questions, talking to the charity and other volunteers on the scheme, and also contacting Summer's family.
I find Westminster a peculiar place – I'm much more at home standing in a market square in Westmorland, fielding questions, talking to people and taking their ideas on board.
The chief executive responded knowingly this past week to an array of detailed business questions, talking about the value of stock options, about floating several billion dollars in bonds, about how a 1.4 cent price difference between his organization and sellers of a critical resource would not stand in the way of negotiating contracts.
"The group sought to give parents a place to ask questions, talk about their issues and begin to better understand their children," the biography continued.
I learned more about them and they got to ask me questions, talk about things, that didn't have space to come up in our normal lives.
As a screenwriter, I have attended hundreds, maybe thousands, of these meetings, and in every one I answered questions, asked questions, talked and talked and talked.
She had a live appearance on the "Michael Jackson Show" (with the following rule: 'Note: NO Call-in questions'), talked with the WAVE newspaper and later flew from Los Angeles to Little Rock, Ark.
People understand value props that are clear and simple, like "answers questions," "talk about TV" or "talk with friends".
