Sentence examples for standard talk from inspiring English sources

At his hotel that night, he slipped a new slide into his standard talk.

His approach to marriage counselling consisted of standard "talk therapy," combined with practical psychology and an emphasis on marriage education.

So if you are a beginning exerciser or not competitive, the standard talk test remains a good idea.

He introduced "Fever" (1956), which became a standard; "Talk to Me, Talk to Me" (1958) and "Sleep" (1960) were his other major hits.

Sure, there was what Sarah Palin calls the "hopey, changey stuff," and plenty of standard talk about affordable health care and clean energy, both of which candidate Obama was for.

The pregame news conference Tuesday began not with the standard talk about injuries and the lineup, but with a breathless demand from a radio reporter that Valentine tell fans why he should still be manager.

If you had been negotiating the Los Angeles freeways during drive time a few months ago, your radio might have picked up what sounded like a standard talk-radio host laboring to turn the day's headlines into spittle-launching controversy.

This was a reaction call without the standard talking points.

Sanders received a warm reception from the crowd as he delivered many of his standard talking points, at his standard high volume.

In response, Mrs. Clinton repeated her standard talking points that she would never have cast it if she had had the intelligence information that she had now.

Last week, the Labor Department reported that the unemployment rate had fallen to 7.8 percent, depriving Mitt Romney of his standard talking point that the rate had never been below 8 percent during Mr. Obama's term.