Sentence examples for talk collective from inspiring English sources

"Eyes & Nines" (Trash Talk Collective), its 2010 breakthrough, was tight and claustrophobic and nasty and exhausting, like collapsing on the pavement after a desperate sprint.

Its songs can't last long, or shouldn't, and mostly don't: 7 of the 10 tracks on Trash Talk's new album, "Eyes & Nines" (Trash Talk Collective), are under two minutes.

I'm talking about collective sacrifice, collectively undertaken.

"I didn't talk about collective bargaining driving up health-care costs," he told me recently.

Though there's poetry in their obscene talk, the collective sound that rises from them is the din of beasts struggling to survive in Darwin's jungle.

One quote caught my eye: We talk about collective intelligence, but you need a diversity of participants to really make it work.

For all the talk of collective projects, this was a commercial bet that paid off, helping the company generate sales of £11bn last year.

In response to the milk ban, he boycotted the latest CSTO summit, insisting that talk of collective security against the background of trade wars waged by some CSTO members against others made a mockery of common sense.

The excuses came thick and fast all week, as European Union leaders, for all their customary talk of collective action, were forced by the world credit meltdown into a hotch-potch of individual national schemes to guarantee deposits and prop up banks (see article).The most amusing excuse for Europe's disarray came from François Fillon, the prime minister of France.

In a lovely ensemble, enhanced by Michael Giannitti's precise lighting and Richard Dionne's spooky and dissonant sound effects, Roy Cockrum as the paradoxically named logician, with his talk of collective psychosis like religion, plays Ionesco's dance of words with a comic awareness of the pedantic.

They'll also sprinkle some wisdom on the Hitchhiking Away from Utopia talk with collective IDPW and game designer Gabin Ito this Friday.