Sentence examples for talk in both from inspiring English sources

Around the same time there was increasing talk in both the press and the art world of Mr. Deitch's problems in fund-raising.

And yet the talk in both countries has been of little else for several months.Rwandan and Ugandan soldiers first started shooting each other in 1999 in Kisangani, a town in war-riven Congo.

There was radical talk in both main parties of encouraging parental choice as the best way to drive up standards: if schoolchildren were free to vote with their feet, taking public funding with them, new schools would open and existing ones would improve in order to compete.That talk has died down.

John Salazar, meanwhile, said he is confident that the mix of Democrats, Republicans and unaffiliated voters who supported him in the past will be there for him this time as well — partly because he thinks people are increasingly turned off by extremes, and extreme talk, in both parties.

He could really talk, in both ways.

It is shocking that, despite all the talk in both parties these days about the imperative of tackling inequality, not a single budding presidential candidate has made it his or her priority to curb super PACs funded by millionaires.

There is talk in Belmont both for and against the idea of a new 13-story mixed-use building on Fordham Road; community hearings took place last week.

Moreover, the U.S. has encouraged the Taliban to peace talks in Qatar both to end the war and ostensibly formulate a coalition government that would end tribal and ethnic violence in the country.

The money talks in both halves of the inning at this time of the year.

A ruling in the N.F.L. case could affect the N.B.A. "I think in some ways they are laying out the blueprint of what the N.B.A. and the N.B.A. players association might go through," said Gabe Feldman, the director of sports law at Tulane, who is following labor talks in both leagues.

Since 2006 Hugh has been constantly engaged as a public speaker, giving talks in both Europe and the US, talking about Web 2.0 and the ramifications it has on business.