Sentence examples for range of talking from inspiring English sources

Several groups of apps, such as Outfit7's range of Talking Friends apps, have already passed the one billion downloads milestone, but no one individual app has been downloaded 1bn times on its own before.

LG has unveiled a range of "talking" home appliances that tell owners how many beers are left in the fridge or how long it is until the spin cycle ends in the washing machine.

This is Zingzillas' first Christmas – and a range of talking dolls (£16.99 each) has become one of this year's must-haves for the under-fives, along with last year's chart-topper, Princess Peppa's Castle (£39.99), Ben & Holly's Magical Castle Playset (£29.99 ) and the Fireman Sam Deluxe Fire Station (£29.99).

In order to tell the story, Nelson adopts a fairly conventional style comprising chronological narrative, a sharp assemblage of well-researched archive footage, and a vast range of "talking head" interviewees.

This popular friendly convention attracts passionate crime fans and puts on a wide range of talks by well-known authors.

The range of Talk pieces shows the burning, boyish interest that seemed to infuse all aspects of his work: pieces about the Zacchinis, a circus family who shot each other out of an enormous cannon with Ringling Bros., and at the 1965 World's Fair; about Daniel Berrigan, George McGovern, Evel Knievel, and the blues singer Tom Waits.

The festival will also feature a wide range of talks from top scientists and astrophysicists on everything from pulsar-hunting to the search for alien life and exhibitions of rarely seen spacecraft, sci-fi writing workshops and children's sci-fi storytelling.

Cole appeared on a range of talk shows to play Nazi heel.

Expect to see a broader range of devices talking to other devices and the potential of smartphones and tablets to play a critical role in the process.

We've had a range of people talking about it on Twitter and Instagram — with a lot saying how much they love the anti-social element of the app.

We get a roster of talking heads, ranging from General William Westmoreland to embittered vets to Vietnamese women in mourning, all of it interspersed with shots of beatings and bombings.