Sentence examples for streams of conversation from inspiring English sources

On Thursday evening the artist himself arrived, straight off a long flight from São Paolo but still in impish spirits, and held court inside his "temple," where he played the drum vigorously in between otherwise uninterrupted streams of conversation.

Driving, eating, checking into hotels, lying alone (and sometimes not alone) at night — the recurring scenes, like the refrain of a song, give the movie formal clarity and simplicity, while, within the scenes, the editors (Mags Arnold, Paul Monaghan, and Marc Richardson) smooth what must have been ragged exchanges into unbroken streams of conversation.

Don't get me wrong, I love simplicity, but this brand of simplicity breeds confusion by dropping you into several streams of conversation.

Morse, visibly fatigued, maintained his constant stream of conversation and commentary.

Having hundreds of friends and a constant stream of conversation happening day and night looks extremely sociable.

A slender 95 pages, told in a sometimes cryptic stream of conversation, "Time of Women" was not favored to win the Booker Prize, and some critics dripped contempt.

He would certainly like such a service: his nights alone in his apartment, alone in his office, alone in his car, could feel less alone with a steady stream of conversation percolating online.

My masseur, a wiry man whose steady stream of conversation would doubtless have been informative if I had understood it, kneaded, pummeled and manipulated bone, skin, and muscle with thorough professional skill and a good amount of determination.

He began a stream of conversation with himself (sarcastic: "Oh, that was a good shot, Rod"), with the ball ("You rotten ball"), with the racquet (haughty: "The ball too high for you?"), with the net ("Hitting your tape enough?") and with the kid who made a good shot ("Rats!").

Thursday through Sunday, she moderates panels, introduces films and is in a constant stream of conversation with filmmakers, donors and guests from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m.

The idea is to comment on a single paragraph from a story instead of on the entire post and then create a FriendFeed-like stream of conversation around your comment.