Sentence examples for recurrent talk from inspiring English sources

That's why, with the Tories enjoying robust poll leads over Labour, there is recurrent talk about an early election.

All of which is to say the obvious that with the recurrent talk about passing the Armenian Genocide Bill, members of Congress are playing into Erdogan's hands.

With many of the Rangers expecting a major shake-up, Richter's name has appeared in recurrent trade talk.

Talk of recurrent themes might, however, give an inaccurate impression of uniformity to Mansfield's work.

If your child has recurrent UTIs, you should talk to her doctor about getting antibiotics to clear up the infection.

Flickering in the background is the birth of cinema itself, a recurrent closing iris motif and talk of ghost photography and wax cylinder recordings turning Allerdale Hall into a spiritual cinema, playing and replaying the stone tapes of its past.

However, if your child is suffering from recurrent or very disturbing nightmares, talk to your pediatrician.

The "events" of the stories aren't really the point; it's better to talk about Hempel's recurrent themes.

Setting a date for Geneva peace talks has been a recurrent problem.

In some applications, it would be correct to talk about either multiple or recurrent injuries alone, but there are other instances in which both type of injuries are of interest and could occur to an athlete over a specified period.

Formulaic language is all well and good when talking about the familiar and the recurrent, he argues, but it is inadequate for dealing with novel ideas and situations, where the more open-ended aspects of language are paramount.