Sentence examples for talk direct from inspiring English sources

They might as well now talk direct to Nanjing.

But it is tough for a weekly magazine like Heat to keep pace with social media, with celebrities using Twitter to talk direct to their followers (in Heat staple Rihanna's case, all 29 million of them).

Most still "spray and pray", throwing money at the web in the hope of reaching a mass-audience and building a brand, just as they did once before in the broadcast world.But this is to ignore the Internet's most potent quality: that it is interactive, letting consumers and marketers talk direct to each other in real time.

You can't tackle the radicalisation process without understanding that it's moved on from mosques into suburban bedrooms, where British teenagers talk direct to Islamic State fighters via messaging apps you've probably never heard of (and to which security services will increasingly demand access).

This unit will allow the vehicle to talk direct to Earth, in addition to relaying data via satellites like MRO.

Basically her people are saying say enough already, lets just talk direct," Huma Abedin explained to other senior aides in a November 2014 email.

And then when finally led in, the latter, instead of talking direct to him will sit for while reading the secretary's report.

He talked direct democracy and people's revolution, but governed as an autocrat.

Gallery artists may be quite glib, but it is the gallery owner who does the most talking, directed at people who already have some understanding of artistic license.

It's this role-playing aspect that has made "Pillow Talk," directed with no distinguishing marks by Michael Gordon, a staple of gender studies programs.

His sermon seemed to be a pep talk directed as much at himself as the crowd that filled the rough little church with pine benches for pews.