Sentence examples for risen talk from inspiring English sources

Since the Democratic convention, the wooden Al Gore seems to have disappeared and his poll numbers have risen; talk shows give him a chance to keep the laughing, kissing Al Gore visible.

"Sovereign risk has supplanted regulatory risk as the primary focus of bank bondholders," says Jonathan Glionna at Barclays Capital.The prospects of a full-blown default by a European government still seem remote, especially given rising talk of a bail-out for Greece (see article).

Trump said the rising talk of impeachment on Capitol Hill "totally ridiculous," and flatly denied that he asked Comey to end the agency's probe into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.

Through the machinery of eating, then, Odobenus rises: talking the talk, and walking the walk.

He was responding to a clerk who had risen to talk about overwork, stress and her fear of not being able to meet his requirements.

The rate rise talk supported the dollar, which in turn hit commodity prices.

As stock prices rise, people talk endlessly of their windfalls and new investors are drawn in.

Most of the EU is in deep recession, unemployment is rising and talk is of a crisis of capitalism fertile ground for centre-left parties that favour higher taxes and more regulated markets.

U.S. stocks opened mixed with shares of satellite television operator Hughes Electronics rising on talk that it may sell its DirecTV unit to SBC Communications.

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People were still sporadically rising to talk about the agenda until Tom Mulcair finally took the stage on Sunday morning.