Sentence examples for raised talk from inspiring English sources

While Wednesday's move raised talk that a prospectus was imminent, the law firm has previously halted the clearance of Facebook trades, especially during increased activity on the secondary markets, where private shares are bought and sold.

Once a question was raised, talk on any aspect of the question would be allowed to proceed until it was felt that the topic had been exhausted.

When he chose to play domestic cricket once more for Wellington, Ryder's performances raised talk of a recall to the international scene for the visit of England, only for him to say in January that he "needed more time"  before playing again at the highest level.

"Even if society didn't give us hashtags every day to prompt us, I was raised talking about it all the time.

A Western intervention force would raise talk of recolonisation, with the possibility of ordinary Somalis - many of whom are armed - mobilising against the foreigners.

India announced its program a few months after China's bid failed, raising talk of a space race in Asia.

Everybody suddenly loves Google again, whose stock has surged to nearly $800 a share, raising talk that it is the "new Apple".

Why raise talks with Argentina on "power-sharing" the Falklands, just after islanders voted 99.8% to stay British?

That's not the way I was raised, to talk about myself like that.

The idea was first raised in talks in July between President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and the North Korean leader.

Mr. Wen may also face questioning from European leaders on his government's crackdown on dissent, which European Union officials raised in talks in Beijing on Thursday.