Sentence examples for senior talks from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes that's the only person the senior talks to that week," she said.

The senior talks to his or her parents and the three of them are worried, but hopeful.

One of the senior talks negotiators, the GMB union's Brian Strutton, said: "The civil service, NHS and teachers have still got tricky issues to decide and are still waiting for clarifications from government on various issues.

Relations with Latin America were a big success during the presidency of George Bush senior: talks over the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) were begun; the idea was launched of a Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA); and Central America moved from war towards peace.Then there is Mr Bush himself.

McNally, in his 30th year as head coach of Navy boxing, said the senior "talks softly and carries a big stick".

Have the senior talk to you about any major financial decision before it's made.

Kyle Jespersen, a senior, talked about football during his time at Rutgers like someone tracking the Dow.

When Barbara Horn, a professor of English and women's studies, was discussing women in the military, "a senior talked about her experience during World War II," she said.

At Stanford, all third year residents must give a "senior talk". Inspired by an intriguing paper published that year, Ilana spoke about overdiagnosis as an unintended consequence of screening.

When Malala first brought her cause to the media, she was interviewed by a senior talk-show host, who recalls that meeting with awe in his eyes.

His understanding knows no bounds, for even the almighty and responsible senior can lose her way". Williams is the person seniors talk to when they need extensions on assignments or advice on a wide range of academic and personal issues.