Sentence examples for role to talk from inspiring English sources

It is true that she was offered a role attending cabinet in a non-ministerial role to talk about youth engagement, she says, but she decided "if that's where people feel my talents lie – and I want to serve the Labour party – genuinely the amount of time you waste in this building, the amount of time you spend in meetings … if it's a trade-off, I'm going to choose the grassroots work every time".

Green gets the kids trying out for Burke's role to talk about teasing their siblings and intercuts that with actors trying out for patriarch John talking about dangerous games they played as kids games that could have easily resulted in her accidental death.

Giuliani has been straying so far into State Department territory that a reporter asked White House press secretary Sarah Sanders last week if he had been tasked with a wider role to "talk about things like foreign policy, as he did".

These GPs appeared to doubt the need for HMRs as they felt they adequately dealt with medication issues themselves, saying, "I do a lot of it [medication education] myself actually" and "I believe it is my role to talk to patients about their medicines".

"When it doesn't actually create good roles to talk about mothers, about girlfriends, about daughters, about sister-in-laws.

"Our role is to talk about what we think can be done to help drive more CCS".

I'd known this was going to happen since last winter when Jared Harris, the actor chosen to play my role, came to talk to me about it or, rather, to study me while we talked and check me out for mannerisms and tone of voice.

During graduate school, I did not have a Black woman "biologist" role model to talk with.

My role was to talk with the buyer's agent while my husband could present the features and benefits of the apartment to the customer without being interrupted.

These campaigns have included using actors/actresses, sportsmen/sportswomen, and Miss Thailand as role models to talk to students in primary, secondary and high schools around the country.

Top of my own to-do list is to meet all the Amref staff in Katine, find out about their various roles, and to talk about their expectations about my role as the external evaluator - what they would and would not like to me doing.