Sentence examples for specifically to talk from inspiring English sources

I had come to Los Angeles specifically to talk to him, at a time he had chosen.

Today committee chairman Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, has convened a hearing specifically to talk about the NSA programs – and to defend them.

"The only barrier to our interaction was language," said Ford, although there were a few English-speaking North Korean students placed in the foreign dormitory specifically to talk to him.

She may be, she said, the only professional who goes to visit these patients who is not there specifically to talk about medicine or to ask them medical questions.

Another thing to note, Dropbox has launched a new blog specifically to talk to teams who use the product at work, so expect more stuff to pop up there.

o0Pepper0o, a camgirl who lives in northern Canada, created a show specifically to talk about politics a few months ago and is now on her 40th episode.

He produces a reminder list for himself of things that he specifically wanted to talk about.

On "The Tonight Show" on Election Day eve, Jay Leno will interview Dr. Phil, who was not specifically booked to talk about the election but, as an NBC spokeswoman stressed, "has spent time with both candidates" and could be asked to psychoanalyze them.

Three sections describing what you do plus a key, exciting metric or other "teaser" and a brief reason why you specifically want to talk to that investor is all you need.

A few young people did not want to ask their parents for consent, and a small number did not want to be in the study because they did not like computers or because they specifically wanted to talk to someone.

I've been very specifically told not to talk about it while I'm doing this".