Sentence examples for swapped opinions from inspiring English sources

I was seated in the press area next to Ron Rapoport, then with the L.A. Daily News, and we swapped opinions about the Simpson we knew.

The electricity can be felt from Churchill Downs to the Meadowlands or anywhere else horseplayers congregate to swap opinions on Derby contenders and to wager on the outcome.

For a nonevent, ESPN attacks the draft as if it were a national political convention, another event where not much happens and lots of talking heads swap opinions.

In its five years of existence, Harlem4Kids has grown from a story hour at a local bookstore to an online community of 1,152 people who swap opinions about preschools, lactation consultants, school supplies and other vicissitudes of modern parenting — a virtual Park Slope, in a neighborhood where such a network did not exist.

The mobile phone and the internet are used for instant cash transfers, providing health updates, and distance learning, if not to swap opinions of who is the best hiphop artist in South Africa or the top football player in the Premiere League.

"I think it's cool," said a man named Brad, who was dining alone in the restaurant and swapped his opinion for partial anonymity.

Anyone who sets great store by the choices of Booker prize panels should remember this: the process consists of nothing more rigorous than five people sitting in a room together for a few hours, swapping personal opinions.

Soon men were swapping insights and opinions with bar stool camaraderie.

The May local elections are "going to be tough call" for the Conservatives with its opinion poll ratings swapped over with Labour since these same seats were last contested in 2009, said Bob Neill.

Discussion groups allow partisans to swap analysis and opinion, not always typing in a native language.

(Expert opinion) Strong agreement If the lines are swapped, recirculation may reduce the RRT dose administered during techniques that use high blood flow.