Sentence examples for round to talk from inspiring English sources
As the surviving residents of Naroda-Patia gathered round to talk, the men were angriest.
"As soon as my shift's over, I'm going straight round to talk to wardrobe".
She asked me round to talk about the genesis of Embankment and to show me her new obsession - cardboard boxes.
After three or four jokes - most barbed about fellow politicians, particularly those theoretically closest to him - he would get round to talk about current events.
They didn't discuss it, any more than she took part when his friends from the banned Liberal Democratic Party came round to talk.
His "personal manager, publicist, and image projector", a Mr Mike Pruskin, had brought him round to talk to me about him.
Eventually, the drivers got round to talking about Formula One.
Many clever children don't get round to talking until they have something worthwhile to say.
On Guantánamo, it took him a long time to come round to talking about it.
They didn't get round to talking in the 90s, but Chris finally speaks to Richard for the first time!
Since chatting about Charlotte's depression to friends of mine, I discovered many of them have experience the same thing – supporting someone with depression – we just never got round to talking about it.
