Sentence examples for some talk of collaboration from inspiring English sources
There's some talk of collaboration, possible mergers, new businesses popping up and more people shopping for and buying more products -- the stuff of an evolving industry, as much a cultural statement as it is a symbol of economic vitality.
But this week, the drumbeat of bad news — and an underlying narrative of a rising China flexing its muscles against a debt-laden United States — has suddenly given way to talk of collaboration.
Talk of collaboration leads to the second, and best, invitation: "Why don't you bring the band by my house to play, eat and party?" In the intimacy of someone's home, real knowledge is exchanged.
While talk of collaboration tends to gravitate around the role of partnerships between corporates, NGOs and governments, could the rise of digital communities have the biggest impact on how we tackle the sustainability issues the world faces?
But awards shows have stayed stuck in a world long before all that, when we all have to pretend that all this talk of collaboration and love of cinema is exactly what it appears to be, and not a high-powered political (or student) election, with all the look-at-me ads and whisper campaigns attendant to it.
There was some talk of knitting.
Some talk of salaries being frozen.
The band was pleased, and there was talk of some kind of collaboration in the future.
She also has a small but memorably carnal role in Bradley Rust Gray's lesbian romance "Jack and Diane" (Nov. 2), and there is talk of a collaboration with Ms. Denis.
