Sentence examples for speaking to date from inspiring English sources
For the rich and famous it makes sense, strategically speaking, to date other rich and famous people.
For the rich and famous, it makes sense, strategically speaking, to date other rich and famous people.
One woman I spoke to dated a guy who really hit it off with her, and they talked about their mutual desire to have kids.
Adam Pearson, the Derby chairman, spent yesterday speaking to candi- dates and, though impressed by Ince, Jewell's experience gave him the edge.
Having brought your vision of the job market up-to-date by speaking to insiders, your next move will be to revamp your CV.
And that was in 1988; is that correct? A. Well, I can't speak to the date, but I was aware of the fact that there had been an allegation.
(Two points: (A) I was not aware of the film's prostitution angle and (B) I have not spoken to my date that evening since 1991).
Mary Sebborn, who lives close the proposed location for a new flyover at the Countess Roundabout on the A303, said she only learned of the correct date after speaking to a friend.
"The poll is a snapshot in time and our poll that we are looking at is January 3," Bachmann said of the Iowa caucus date, while speaking to reporters.
But when speaking to People magazine recently about dating and dancing, he seemed blithely unconcerned about the details.
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