Sentence examples for subject talks from inspiring English sources

Note, please, the way the subject talks about "people", in the third person.

Guy Nordenson, a New York engineer who has spent years researching the subject, talks about controlling floods and controlled flooding, accepting that the water will ultimately get in.

Subject talks are very important and provide a chance to find out such things as the number of teaching hours, seminar sizes and the weighting of marks given to exams, project work, timed essays or presentations.

Subject talks are the most important "moments of truth" for prospective students when visiting a university says Sam Uzzell, head of market insight and data at the University of Surrey.

Parents and friends are welcome to accompany applicants and most universities put on separate sessions for parents while their children take part in other activities, such as mock lectures and subject talks.

As the subject talks, these men silently go about their business; while one camera focusses on the subject's face and shoulders, the other, taking what Friendly's people call "grab shots," from time to time goes after supporting detail — a closeup of a gesture of the subject's hand, for example, or even of his shoes, if there is something interesting about them.

Food is the number one subject talked about every day, even more than the economy.

Asked what mattered more — money or years — Hamels changed the subject, talking about the importance of clubhouse chemistry.

A moment later I overhear Bush take up the phone again and suddenly switch subject, talking of Vladimir Putin.

You won't always know the story until you hear it; your job as an interviewer, often, is to keep your subject talking.

An analysis of applicant feedback found that a third of visitors chose Surrey during the subject talk delivered by academics and current students.