Sentence examples for references talking from inspiring English sources

When someone references talking to a tree, we tend to think of tree-hugging crusties channeling botanic chakras or something equally strange and spiritual.

A Giants and Dodgers fan, he peppers speeches with baseball references, talking about not promising to hit a home run every time, a veiled reference to campaign promises by Sanders.

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If you are looking for an SAP APO consultant, but the candidate (or their references) talks about work on SAP Financials, then expertise may be lacking.

Trillions of dollars is a commonplace reference in talking about the financial bailout, but not yet the stimulus.

As with Russia the problem is not just in the stands: the Italian FA president, Carlo Tavecchio, was banned for six months by Uefa earlier this month for making a banana reference when talking about foreign players.

"To keep seeing my name referenced when talking about his life, that part of it, I don't understand," she says.

While the frequent mentions of CODEPINK in these discussions do not surprise me, it saddens me that there are so few groups from the past decade to reference when talking about pushing the edge of healthy debate.

Clarification: An earlier version of this article referenced a Talking Points Memo article quoting Cheryl Chastine, who was identified as an abortion provider at South Wind Women's Center in Wichita, Kansas.

When my ex-husband and I decided to send our daughter away to a wilderness program, we got references and talked to other parents who had sent their children to such places.

As often as possible, the references should talk about both people in a couple and be written by New Yorkers — as opposed to childhood friends in other cities. "If you're living in New York and none of your letters are from New York," Mr. Desmond said, "that sort of raises an eyebrow".