Sentence examples for taking talking from inspiring English sources

"This is taking talking points and making them useful for veterans," said Ross Cohen, an Army veteran who is senior director for Hiring Our Heroes.

I then head into a team meeting, in which we discuss priorities and our expansion plans aimed at taking talking therapies online into new areas.

His wise-cracking, ball-scratching Rocket Raccoon took talking creatures to the next level.

At the end of the meeting he sits having his picture taken, talking all the while into his mobile phone.

Sometimes it takes talking it through to form a clearer picture of your fear and sense of loss.

It takes introspection to sort this out from valuable self critique and often also takes talking about these feelings with trusted friends who have a healthy outlook.

McCarthy's loyalists are taking talk of bids by Sessions and Hensarling seriously, aides said.

At what point do we start taking talk of genocide seriously?

Jumpy times for the Radio Times, which appears at last to be taking talk of its "cover curse" seriously.

But until those steps are taken, talk of restricting ads is premature.

Distribution negotiations take place in secret until one or both of the parties decide to take talks public.